Companies are not your friends
Even if they seem like happy families, game companies and employees have fundamentally opposing agendas, Lottie writes
We uncover Lost Words, the beguiling puzzle adventure from Sketchbook Games and a narrative team including Rhianna Pratchett. We take a closer look at this world of words and wonder, as well as bringing you the latest on the likes of Hamsterdam – yep, there are some hamsters – and going hands-on with Rage 2. Elsewhere there’s a look at the bountiful world of Zelda-alikes, an in-depth guide on creating a third-person character in Unity, and a profile of that oh-so-Rare of studios, Ultimate Play the Game.
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Companies are not your friends
Even if they seem like happy families, game companies and employees have fundamentally opposing agendas, Lottie writes
Restoration comedy: chatting to the creator of The Rainsdowne Players
We meet Steve O’Gorman, creator of The Rainsdowne Players – an RPG with a theatrical edge
The future of games: subscription-based?
Subscription services are the future of video games, but it won’t be good news for everyone, Mike Rose writes
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