In this issue

Babe in the woods - Little Misfortune is an unsettlingly cute comedic tale about childhood.

Trigger Happy - Steven Poole on the dangers of gamifying our sleep patterns.

The Long Game - Progress reports on the games we just can’t quit, featuring the opulent new era of Destiny 2.

Those Who Show Up

Microsoft seizes the advantage as the industry gears up for a new generation

8 mins

My Favourite Game Sam Vogel

The future bass pacemaker known as Jauz on Halo montage music, Kingdom Hearts and Overwatch’s EDM potential

4 mins

Trigger Happy

Shoot first, ask questions later

3 mins

Big Picture Mode

Industry issues given the widescreen treatment

4 mins

Hold To Reset

Building a new game, a new studio and a new life from the ground up

3 mins

2019@E3

Fittingly, it feels like a half-remembered dream.

10+ mins

2020@E3

Developer/publisher Square Enix Format PS4 Release March 3

10+ mins

TBA@E3

Developer/publisher Nintendo (EPD) Format Switch Release TBA

10+ mins

Awakening

Respawn channels the greats of Japanese action to deliver, at last, a Star Wars game worthy of the name

10+ mins

The Making Of... Baba Is You

How rebellious thinking informed the cleverest puzzle game in years

9 mins

Beamdog

Having preserved its past, this Canadian team is ready to move forward

8 mins

Super Mario Maker 2

A rare example of a Nintendo sequel that’s been brought to a console for which it’s not wholly suited

10+ mins

My Friend Pedro

We oblige, bursting into the room and roundhousing the suggestively placed knife into the nearest face

7 mins

Cadence Of Hyrule

Wandering into a group of Octoroks and Darknuts is like stepping onto a chequered dance floor

4 mins

The Sinking City

Oakmont consists mostly of empty spaces, without much in the way of incident or spectacle

4 mins

Sea Of Solitude

What ambiguity the mechanics and setting foster is resolutely steamed out by the writing

4 mins

Samurai Shodown

This is a game of very few combos, and matches are often won and lost to single hits

4 mins

198X

Our story begins in mesmerizing style.

2 mins

Muse Dash

There are some things about Muse Dash that we understand perfectly: the loading screen, for instance.

2 mins

Papers, Please

Struggling against the oppressive systems of a totalitarian regime

7 mins

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