In this issue

MOTION TWIN The Dead Cells developer has no job titles, no bosses, and everyone has an equal stake – and now it has to decide what its next game is going to be.

Telltale Cheats Death

But The Walking Dead Taught Us To Be Wary Of The Resurrected…

2 mins

After The Launch

Observation dev on releasing a multi-year project into the wild

4 mins

Planet Zoo

Keeping the animals happy in Frontier’s zoo sim

6 mins

Kerbal Space Program 2

Interstellar travel and colony building are coming to Kerbal.

3 mins

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

Crashing castles in a massive medieval sandbox

2 mins

Cyberpunk 2077

How truth underpins everything on the streets of Night City

3 mins

Disco Elysium

Become Sherlock in flares in this isometric RPG.

3 mins

Everspace 2

Rockfish’s pretty space shooter goes open-ish world.

3 mins

Cook Serve Delicious 3

Alright, sure, it’s the apocalypse – no need to make a meal out of it

2 mins

Gods & Monsters

History and mythology collide in Creative Assembly Sofia’s Total War Saga: Troy.

9 mins

Wheels In Motion

Dead Cells studio Motion Twin is taking a unique approach to its next project.

5 mins

Saved Games

Japanese PC games of the ’80s and ’90s have a rich history, little-known in the west. The Game Preservation society is working to make sure they don’t disappear forever.

8 mins

Max Brain

Control is Remedy’s most bizarre and possibly best game yet.

7 mins

Ape Escapism

Evolution by repetition in survival game Ancestors: The humankind odyssey.

3 mins

Fistful Of Credits

Rebel Galaxy outlaw makes up in style what it lacks in depth.

3 mins

Direct-To-Videogames

Man of Medan makes cliched horror feel fresh again.

3 mins

Sweet Little Lies

Separating fact from fiction in telliNg lies, the next game from the creator of Her Story.

6 mins

Dark Division

Remnant: From the ashes is a surprisingly nourishing mechanical soup.

3 mins

Or Die Trying

Dicey Dungeons Forges One Rng To Rule Them All.

3 mins

Back In Grind

Fifteen years later, world of warcraft classic is still an epic adventure.

7 mins

Bogus Journey

Neon flair can’t make up for Rad’s painfully average action.

3 mins

A Buggy-Full Mind

Manage the head offices of a broken brain in Headspun.

3 mins

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