Amazon recently pulled the plug on Crucible, a high-budget video game it had been developing for six years, stating it didn't see a "healthy, sustainable future ahead" for the third-person shooter.

Crucible had been in development since 2014 when it launched on May 20, and was heralded as Amazon’s big attempt to break into the video game market. It was initially free to play and download ...

Amazon is a giant. Of course. And that is why the company is being careful, says the game industry veteran overseeing the launch of the company’s first major video game, to not look as if it is ...

And with a surprisingly solid gameplay foundation, Crucible has a decent shot of attracting the player base and viewership it needs. So what is it? A mish-mash of video game genres, essentially.

Amazon ended development of its first big-budget video game Crucible, highlighting the online retailer’s continued struggle to make headway in the industry. “We didn’t see a healthy ...

The free-to-play multiplayer part of Crucible is the whole game. But it will sell digital goodies for in-game use, and it will also sell seasonal battle passes. Amazon's entry into video games is ...

“Crucible” is Amazon’s (NASDAQ: AMZN) first major dive into video games, and could become a competitor for other free-to-play titles like “Fortnite.” After being initially announced ...

eight years after entering the video game publishing market. Titled “Crucible,” the action-adventure game aims to compete with Riot Games’ blockbuster “League of Legends.” The free-to ...

Amazon’s first major video game release, Crucible, launched on Wednesday in North America. What is Crucible? It’s a free-to-play, team-based hero shooter currently available only for PC on Steam.

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Perks are chosen before the game begins, and collecting Essence is the key to victory. While “Crucible” is ultimately a player vs. player experience, success relies heavily on the PvE aspect ...