Interview
We talk videogames with tech pioneer Stewart Butterfield
The founder of Flickr and Slack discusses the nature of play.
Interview
Article
Say hello to Off Grid, a game about privacy in the digital age
Paradox? Why not.
Article
Let’s procedurally generate something besides landscapes
Noir Syndrome proves all the directions “infinity” can go.
Article
Placing faith in The Last Cargo’s atheist allegory
Life beyond the altar.
Article
Transistor: Supergiant’s accidental spiritual successor
One of the year’s most anticipated RPGs grew organically.
Article
Road to Two5Six: Tarn and Zach Adams
The Dwarf Fortress devs have spent their lives making a game about life.
News
Suda51: "I personally would like to thoroughly demolish the existing Grasshopper traits."
Cheerleaders splattered with the blood of the undead. Light sabers suggestive of masturbation. The “gigolo mini-game.” These grindhouse-y, Freudian, sexually twisted themes are the kind of stunts Goichi Suda, popularly known as Suda51, and his studio Grasshopper Manufacture, are known for. But now t
Article
How Runemaster aims to turn Swedish folklore into the most emergent RPG ever
“We are going to have make a shit-ton of content.”
Feature
How the upcoming Thralled could help us better understand the atrocity of slavery
Love speaks louder than violence.
Interview
Child of Light aims to make the JRPG the way it always should’ve been: Gorgeous
Concept art grows up.
Article
Viscera Cleanup Detail is what would happen if Charlie Kaufman made a shooter
Sans Jon Brion strings.
Article
How M. C. Escher’s "little worlds" inspired the gorgeous upcoming Monument Valley
Not to mention Sonic the Hedgehog, Fez, Diablo II…