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Luna Abyss Preview – Overwhelming at First, Impossible to Forget

Luna Abyss is unlike anything I have played before, and after spending time with its preview build, I find myself genuinely struggling to wait for the full release.

Asmir KovacevicAPRIL 23

Opinion

Ten hours in, Crimson Desert has yet to show me its magic

Semir OmerovicMARCH 23

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Gray Zone Warfare Spearhead Impressions - Proof that patience pays off

Semir OmerovicMARCH 31

Opinion

Sony pulling its single-player games from PC is the right call, even if it stings

Semir OmerovicMARCH 4

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Bets and Dreams: Xbox Games Showcase 2020

Regardless of your brand allegiance or controller preference, any conversation surrounding an upcoming console launch boils down to one inescapable truth: it's all about games. Here are our bets and dreams for the upcoming Xbox Games Showcase.

JULY 20

The Last of Us: Part 2 bravely challenges real world prejudice

Much of the discourse surrounding Naughty Dog's latest release has seen a paradigm shift away from reasonable critical thinking, in favour of vitriolic accusations and the lowest ebb of Internet behaviour.

JULY 13

Interview: Forrest Dowling - Creative Director, Drake Hollow

Drake Hollow is an ambitious Xbox console exclusive follow up to The Flame in the Flood, providing players a whimsical world of procedurally generated third person exploration, base construction, and creatures that look like next gen Pikmin.

JUNE 25

Star Citizen: the $42,000 backer

Star Citizen is largely funded by backers through "pledges" that get them real ships and items. While most backers are people who've spent $45 for a starter package, there are some who've spent more: Meet Fox Anderson

Robert EdwardsJUNE 16

Interview: Bruno & Ricardo Cesteiro - Those Who Remain

Those Who Remain is a significant departure for developer Camel 101, with previous release Syndrome representing their first steps in exploring the horror genre. We caught up with Bruno and Ricardo Cesteiro to discuss their process.

JUNE 1

Why have so many space games run out of creative oxygen?

Space games are one of the primary genres of the gaming world, and plentiful in number. So why is that so many of them draw upon such similar material and ideas and even mechanics? Is it the fault of developers - or of gamers themselves?

Robert EdwardsMAY 19

Interview: Frank Mingbo Li - Boundary

Boundary is an immediately arresting title, with zero-g combat and a highly polished visual aesthetic offering a genuine break from the norm. We interview Frank Mingbo Li, Co-founder and Technical Director at Surgical Scalpels.

MAY 15

Interview: Howard Tsao - Team Lead, Embr

Embr is a satirical, self aware slice of indie multiplayer action, sending would be firefighters into the breach and challenging you to indulge in physics based absurdity. We caught up with Howard Tsao from Muse Games to discuss the project.

APRIL 30

Interview with Pete Samuels - Supermassive Games

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope is shaping up to be an enticing sophomore effort, with returning social features and hefty choice and consequence decision making. We interview Pete Samuels from Supermassive Games.

APRIL 23

Interview with Simon Viklund - 10 Chambers Collective

GTFO is an unrelenting bombardment of challenging co-op action, pitting a squad of up to four players against an ever evolving series of incursions. We interview Simon Viklund from 10 Chambers Collective to discuss their process and future plans.

APRIL 15

Interview with Balthazar Auger - Quantum League

We spoke to Balthazar Auger, Lead Game Designer at Nimble Giant Entertainment, to get the scoop on the complex development process for time bending first person shooter Quantum League, a multiplayer title making waves for all the right reasons.

MARCH 31

Apex Legends: Launch of Call of Duty: Warzone raises the stakes

Having been criticised over lack of content in seasons past, Apex Legends' dev team started 2020 with a bang, going from experimental to innovative sometimes in a matter of days. But that all changed when the Fire Nation attacked.

MARCH 29

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