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Sense’s Aesthetic Attempts Both Cyberpunk and Fan-Service

Andy - November 20, 2017

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Massive Galaxy’s Retro Futurism is a Welcome Flashback

Nic Reuben - October 27, 2017

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The Dystopian Future Games of IndieCade 2017

Laguna Levine - October 9, 2017

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Five Years After Kickstarter and SpaceVenture is Still Drifting in Space

Serena Nelson - July 31, 2017

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Vampyr Devs Let The Bat Out of the Alpha Bag

Joanna Mueller - June 16, 2017

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Kickstarter Game of the Week: Eon Break

Joanna Mueller - June 16, 2017

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Road to E3: Aven Colony Establishes Itself Under Team17 Label

Joanna Mueller - June 8, 2017

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STELLIUM Promises Big Changes From Previous Blyts Projects

Joanna Mueller - May 12, 2017

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Stunmason’s StarFlint Returns With New Campaign And Old Issues

Joanna Mueller - May 10, 2017

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How A Twitter Pitch Brought Ore Creatives’ Ira To Switch

Joanna Mueller - April 21, 2017

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Delays And Deception: The Mandate Devs Continue To Backtrack On $700k...

Joanna Mueller - April 13, 2017

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Relying On Split-Screen Multiplayer May Prove Problematic For Hellpoint

Joanna Mueller - April 10, 2017

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Nelo Nixes Repetitive AI Behavior To Stave Off Boredom

Joanna Mueller - March 27, 2017

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System Shock Backers Uncertain About Unreal Change

Joanna Mueller - March 2, 2017

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Paradise Lost: First Contact Struggles With Unique Character Shaders

Joanna Mueller - March 1, 2017

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Exploring an Abandoned Spaceship in The Fall of Lazarus

Serena Nelson - February 23, 2017

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From Fan Art to Film Crew: RJ Palmer Talks Detective Pikachu
The recent quality and appeal of CG-heavy films like the upcoming Cats, and Disney’s remakes of The Lion King and Aladdin have been called into question. The film adaptation of Sonic the Hedgehog has experienced tumultuous development, with a universally reviled design undergoing revision. A desire for a return to 2D animated cinema has been […]
Women in Gaming: Borderlands 3 Mission Designer Kate Pitstick
In the veritable shadow of larger-than-life statues of new Borderlands 3 characters at E3 2019, mission and level designer Kate Pitstick got to see her work showcased to thousands. During the bustling exhibition at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Pitstick took the time to talk about her career and work on the latest entry in […]
Equipping Your Emotions in Crystar
Though action RPG Crystar is already available in its native Japan, it will be heading to North America and Europe later this month. Along with promising action-packed gameplay, Crystar carries its own philosophy on emotions. Published by Spike Chunsoft and FuRyu, and developed by Gemdrops, Crystar follows Rei Hatada’s efforts to revive her dead sister, […]
A Community’s Lifespan in Dialect: A Game About Language and How It Dies
Embodying the spirit of encompassing all gaming, the IndieCade showcase at E3 2019 featured tabletop games too. This included Thorny Games’ Dialect: A Game About Language and How It Dies. But before players can reach the destruction of a language, they have to create it first. Communally Created Words “For every turn of the game, […]
#Voices4Devs: Voice Actors Give Online Support for Game Unionization
As more people working in video games try to form their own union, they’ve recently gotten another burst of online support. Apparently starting on April 2, voice actors united under the #Voices4Devs hashtag on Twitter to call attention to the developers they work with on games. A wide variety of voice actors from AAA titles […]

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