nDreams’ Savage Manor isn’t a conventional personal estate; it’s an unfolding game, and a surprisingly dark experience for Home. Did this help or hinder its commercial performance?

Sometimes it takes 21st-century technology to do justice to 19th-century adventures. Juggernaut’s new Nautilus Adventure Pack lets you become Captain Nemo in Home, or move any apartment underwater. Is it time to redecorate your neglected Neptune Suite?

A Home space can tell you a lot about a developer’s universe surrounding that space, and the enjoyment that the developers themselves have had bringing that universe to the community. So what do Digital Leisure’s three complementary spaces tell us about their Paradise Springs Casino universe?

There’s quite a lot to enjoy with Home Tycoon, if you choose to get creative with it.

This is not a review of Digital Leisure’s Penthouse. This is the story of a determined gambler who decided to win it all in one night — opening night.

With Sony hæmorrhaging money, Folding@home is regrettably about to come to an end on the PS3. And the impact of this can be felt even within the PlayStation Home community.

It is only now that developers are truly beginning to play with the physics of virtual reality in Home, allowing users the freedom to experience this world not only in a new way — but in, perhaps, a much more naturally intuitive way.

Craps is back in Home! So how do you play this complex game, and how well did Digital Leisure do in translating it into the virtual world?

With the recent theorizing in HSM about what would be worth fifty dollars on Home, one concept has yet to be fully broached — the concept of an optional Home subscription. What would such a concept look like, and how could it be implemented so that the inevitable hand-wringing and wailing can be kept to a minimum?

Lockwood goes pink for breast cancer awareness!