Why you should make games nobody can play
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Articles
Overboard! review: getting away with murder
Another corking narrative adventure from inkle
Teeing off: the golf games embracing silliness
Meet the indie developers intent on bringing a bit of levity onto the fairway
Exploring the urban cyberpunk world of The Ascent
A behind-the-scenes look at the decisions that shaped the urban world of Neon Giant’s action RPG
The politics of open-world games
On open worlds, ludonarrative dissonance, and colonialism
Now playing - Terminator: Resistance
Terminator: Resistance isn’t a good game, but it’s a good Terminator experience
Minute of Islands review: desert island risks
Part walking sim, part platform-puzzler, entirely gorgeous-looking
Shaken & Stirred: The ingredients of a great James Bond game
Shooting, driving, tuxedos… just what goes into a decent 007 experience?
Swords, sprites and cyberpunk - exploring the world of ANNO: Mutationem
Beijing-based studio ThinkingStars tells us about their heady brew of cyberpunk, 2D and 3D action, and zombie lizards
Back 4 Blood preview: no more room in hell, you say?
You thought they’d been left for dead
Chivalry 2 review - lopping along
’Tis but a scratch
Out now! Far from home with the brand new Wireframe #54
We have a very special world exclusive this month, a fancy fold-out cover, and a wealth of features and guides. Here’s what inside your new Wireframe