In this issue

Hearing voices
How Oxford startup Charisma is bringing odd dreams to life via AI.

Champion’s Road
How Street Fighter II: Champion Edition set the agenda for the competitive fighting game scene..

STEAMWORLD BUILD

Anno meets Dungeon Keeper in the series' 3D debut

5 mins

SKATE STORY

Skating through a cosmopolitan hell in a stylish twist on grind culture

3 mins

THE LAST CASE OF BENEDICT FOX

Explore the dead's memories in this Lovecraftian detective story

3 mins

PACIFIC DRIVE

Xen and the art of automobile maintenance

3 mins

LIGHTYEAR FRONTIER

Standby for Titanfarm

3 mins

TIN HEARTS

Thinking outside the toy box

3 mins

ARCTIC AWAKENING

Telltale signs of mystery and intrigue

3 mins

RETURN SMASH

How a filmmaker and his dream team of musicians and designers are resurrecting a cult Dreamcast classic for PSVR2

10+ mins

COLLECTED WORKS ROBERTA WILLIAMS

A legendary pioneer of the adventure genre reflects on a career that spans fairy stories, nursery rhymes and horror

10+ mins

CHAMPION'S ROAD

How Street Fighter II: Champion Edition lit the blue touchpaper for tournament gaming worldwide

10+ mins

ΤΗΕ MAKING 0F WE ARE OFK

How Teddy Dief and team got the band together, on screen and in the real world

9 mins

WADJET EYE GAMES

How Dave Gilbert found his niche, and turned a passion for point-and-click into a career

7 mins

Like A Dragon: Ishin

With this thorough, if not comprehensive, refurbishment of 2014’s formerly Japan-only release Ryu Ga Gotoku: Ishin, the recently retitled Like A Dragon series might just have found the most ideal expression of its dual personality. This is, after all, a game that has blended violent drama with broad comedy from day one – and Ishin duly delivers the bloodiest fights so far, while putting forward a strong case for being the funniest entry to date.

10 mins

Hi-Fi Rush

We’ve seen plenty of rhythm-action games recently that put the emphasis more heavily on the latter half of that genre label, but perhaps none so much as Hi-Fi Rush.

8 mins

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