Haven review - lovers of loving love
A chilled co-op RPG with a French touch
Articles
Paint and click: inside the unique adventures of Amanita Design
Amanita Design makes whimsical adventures set in organic, handmade worlds. Founder Jakub Dvorský tells us all about the studio’s 17-year history and artist-led approach
What The Red Strings Club can tell us about writing good exposition
Games are often bad at exposition, but a little indie title contains the key to doing it well – by mixing cocktails
The death and rebirth of video game genres
Major studios may have turned their backs on 2D platformers and point-and-click adventures, but for indie devs, they’re a playground of creativity
El Hijo review - childlike
A delightful western with disappointingly wonky stealth
There's no space like home - the allure of the video game spaceship hub
From the Ebon Hawk to the Unreliable, we take a look at the evolution of the spaceship as a game hub and RPG refuge
Ghostrunner review - superb platformer; mediocre elsewhere
High-tech, low society, stratospheric frustration
Okinawa Rush - full contact
Steven Miller tells us about the long process of making a throwback to nineties combat games
A Monster’s Expedition (Through Puzzling Exhibitions) - reviewing the exhibits
A museum piece that’s full of wit, whimsy, and wonder
Terror Squid review - hard as hell, and it doesn't care
A survival shooter where you are your own worst enemy
Epic unveils Metahuman Creator, a create-your-own-eerily-real character construction kit
Making (almost) photo-real human characters for your games is about to get a whole lot easier
Super Animal Royale - critter crunch
Heading back to the woods for an update on the woodland violence