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Playing as the villain isn’t a new concept in gaming. I’m not talking about morality-driven titles like Fallout or Fable, where the player chooses whether...

When Stellar Blade was first revealed, it wasn’t just eye-catching, it felt like a promise, a throwback to the PS2 era of kinetic, high-style action...

Reshaping A Classic Genre There was a time not that long ago when you couldn’t shake a stick in the indie scene without hitting a...

After what’s felt like a nonstop wave of studio closures and layoffs clogging up the headlines lately, it's refreshing as heck to finally report some...

Congratulations! Your indie game just sold 2 million copies... and you're broke. That’s the harsh reality Thomas Mahler (Designer & Director of the Ori series...

A quiet story of connection, curiosity, and cozy exploration. At PAX East, it always feels like every booth is fighting for your attention. Devs wave...

Sometimes a game can just be one thing, and that’s perfectly okay. The industry has evolved to where games often blend multiple genres out of...

The acclaimed mobster series is back, this time shifting from its traditional American backdrop to early 20th-century Sicily. Mafia: The Old Country serves as an...

It begins with something cozy. Familiar. A quiet suburban home. You’re in your room, when a voice floats up from downstairs. “Dinner’s ready.” You shuffle...

Cozy games aren't really my thing. I l do, however, love the idea of them: the low-stakes vibes, the gentle gameplay loops. I’ll dip into...