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Those Who Remain Uses Darkness to Terrify Us, but Players Might Terrify Themselves Too
Set in the seemingly sleepy Washington town of Dormont and due for release in June, psychological horror game Those Who Remain is the ...
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DwarfHeim and Pineleaf Studio Aim to Deliver an RTS That Expands on the Classics
At some point, many of us stopped playing real-time strategy games. The RTS was once one of the biggest genres on PC, but ...
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Three Single Player Games to Watch Out for in May 2020
In our current world, April was another long and trying month outside of games — but with the help of our favorite game ...
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Tale of Ronin Will Be a Humanist, Psychological Samurai RPG from Dead Mage
With the RPG Tale of Ronin, Dead Mage, the team behind Children of Morta, is tapping into universal human uncertainties. As the title ...
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Glen Schofield Is Making No Compromises in Building a Perfect PUBG Narrative Action Game
Glen Schofield’s new studio, Striking Distance, is making a new game in the same universe as PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG). They’ve found themselves in ...
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Pendragon from inkle Lets You Create Your Own Arthurian Legend, with a Tragic Brexit Twist
Inkle co-founder Jon Ingold doesn’t beat around the bush when asked if his team’s new tactical game, Pendragon, is a response to Brexit. ...
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Three Single Player Games to Watch Out for in April 2020
Who would have thought last time that so much could happen in four and a half weeks? Weeks that have felt more like ...
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Valve Wants You to Enjoy Searching Every Corner of Half-Life: Alyx
There’s a moment in the first stage of Valve‘s Half-Life: Alyx where you see a magazine of ammunition sticking out of a corpse’s ...
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How the Cursed Development of Fatal Frame Created a True Horror Story
Out of the three survival horror juggernauts of the early PlayStation 2 era, only one has remained more or less an enigma in ...
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Valve Is Finally Ready to Talk About Its Games Again, Nine Years Later
Something strange has been happening to us this month. Valve has been talking to us. “Us” meaning the games press — the writers ...
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From AAA to Indie: Kitfox Games Is Carving Its Own Quirky Path to Success
We live in an unprecedented time for independent games. Where once you needed large teams funded by overseeing publishers, now some of the ...
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Gareth Coker on Creating Ori and the Will of the Wisps’ Tear-jerker Soundtrack
There’s a rule that composer Gareth Coker follows whenever he writes a piece of music: If it doesn’t make him feel the emotion ...
