The Callisto Protocol review | Shooting for the moon
This nuts and bolts survival horror has a few screws loose
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Author: Aaron Potter
OTXO preview | Living out the John Wick fantasy
Nate ‘Lateralis’ Haddock makes the perfect top-down shooter cocktail with three ingredients: guns, gore, and unpredictability
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Brian Bright: the Activision veteran’s 25-year career, from Call of Duty to Guitar Hero and beyond
Activision alumnus Brian Bright talks early DJ antics, Guitar Hero, Call of Duty, Tony Hawk, and...
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The Siege and the Sandfox preview | a sneaky fusion of stealth and Metroidvania
Why Cardboard Sword’s upcoming Metroidvania will be the sneakiest genre entry yet
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Job simulators: games that find magic in the mundane
Speaking to the studios that have perfected the art of letting players be their own boss
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Texas Chain Saw Massacre preview | Asymmetrical multiplayer mayhem
Sumo Digital discusses Why there’s more to it than just Leatherface
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Clive ‘N’ Wrench and its long road to release
On the eve of its launch, we catch up with solo dev Rob Wass to reflect on his decade-long passion project
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God of War Ragnarök review | A sequel worthy of the gods
The bar for first-party PlayStation exclusives has been raised
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How I became… a Senior Lighting Artist at Firesprite Games
Ellen Shelley on the importance of using light to set atmosphere and how to avoid creative exhaustion
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Roll7 | how the studio reinvented the skating genre with OlliOlliWorld and Rollerdrome
Co-founder Thomas Hegarty reflects on the studio’s educational origins, all the way up to the skater’s paradise it is today
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Dreamed Away preview | Recapturing the feeling of childhood RPGs
Software engineer turned solo dev Nicolas Petton discusses his French-inspired homage to Mother
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Gungrave G.O.R.E review | Superfluous style, lacklustre action
Third-person shooter revival is a grave state of affairs
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