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Space Oddity Hacking into the long-awaited Pragmata to explore its unique fusion of puzzles and combat All Roads Lead To Roam Open-world game designers help us to map out the shape of the genre, and forecast its future The Making Of… Why STALKER 2 meant much more than returning to Chornobyl for Ukrainian developer GSC

This is an Xbox

Microsoft commits to pushing its console branding everywhere, extending to handheld PCs from Asus

7 mins

Adjacency bonus

It's time to finally put the deck of cards to one side: tiles are the foundation of a burgeoning new genre

3 mins

Sensible software?

How Swedish group Aonic is growing an ambitious stable of studios - and doing things differently from Embracer

3 mins

DISPATCHES SEPTEMBER

Now that I'm a chap in my late 30s, it is not uncommon to get nostalgia for games I played growing up.

6 mins

Trigger Happy

Shoot first, ask questions later

3 mins

The Outer Limits

Journeys to the farthest reaches of interactive entertainment

3 mins

THE TOP 100

THE BEST, BIGGEST AND OTHERWISE NOTABLE GAMES FROM THIS SUMMER'S BLOWOUT

10+ mins

SPACE ODDITY

How Capcom's singular sci-fi shooter is delivering on promises made long ago

9 mins

ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROAM

Are open-world games one genre or many? And where are they headed?

10+ mins

STALKER 2: HEART OF CHORNOBYL

How GSC defied closure, the pandemic and an invasion to realise its most ambitious project

8 mins

DIGITAL ECLIPSE

The California company with an expert eye for repackaging game history

7 mins

Death Stranding 2: On The Beach

To help us recall the rhythm of Kojima Productions' unique debut, we're asked to walk a mile — or thereabouts — in its protagonist's shoes. Eleven months after reconnecting a fractured USA, Sam Porter Bridges is in hiding with Lou, the government-owned pod-baby he's now secretly adopted. As the game begins, Sam gazes out over a remote peak with Lou strapped to his chest; our task is simply to guide them home. We begin to trot down bumpy slopes, learning once again to watch our step, hold the triggers to maintain balance, and wield the left stick with care.

10+ mins

Mario Kart World

Has the Mushroom Kingdom ever made sense as a coherent world? Certainly that's never been the priority of Nintendo's designers over the previous decades, laying its foundations over various series, genres and generations. So it's a joyous surprise to drive from one end of World's incarnation and discover how natural it all feels to have this place, these places, presented as a single landmass.

6 mins

The Alters

Sometimes your life changes in a moment, and as much as you want to pause time and retrace your steps, the world moves on into the following hours and days, and takes you with it. This is the world builder Jan Dolski finds himself in when he is the only survivor of a crash on a mission to find the world-changing element rapidium. It's his job now to operate the mobile base and return to Earth — and hopefully finish the mission, too. There is no time to lose: come sunrise, the intense radiation will mean game over.

4 mins

MindsEye

There are big problems in Redrock, MindsEye’s techbro-infested near-future analogue of Las Vegas. Some of them are authored deliberately and satirically by developer Build A Rocket Boy — this is a narrative-led open-world shooter set in a city run by CEOs in baseball caps and self-interested government officials, and as you look around at malfunctioning Al robots and palatial tech company headquarters, you're reminded that it feels a bit close to home.

4 mins

FBC: Firebreak

It's an amusingly quirky notion, but it wears thin as you empty bullets into pile after pile of stationary stationery

4 mins

Dune: Awakening

Progress in Dune: Awakening can be divided into two distinct parts: before and after flight.

4 mins

Rematch

Rocket League without the wheels — what will they think of next?

4 mins

Splitgate 2

The edges have been softened, and it threatens to fade into the omnipresent haze of live-service shooters

4 mins

Date Everything!

Perhaps this is what Marx meant when he talked about the commodity fetish. Date Everything is a game in which you more or less do as the title says. A mysterious benefactor grants you glasses that transform every object in your house, from the microwave to the smoke alarm, into a sort of human being. Then you get to know them and influence them to like, love or hate you. There is an overarching plot, detailing the motives of your benefactor, but you'll spend most of your time talking to objects (and solving a few puzzles in the explorable house).

1 mins

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour

Like us, we imagine that your first goal on setting up a new console is not to sit and read about its features but to play with them. And yet the first exhibit we land on in Welcome Tour is a series of information boards explaining the ins and outs of Switch 2’s new mouse control, followed by a quiz in which we regurgitate the information just fed to us.

2 mins

Titanfall 2

The rise and Titanic fall of the live-service game that wasn't

6 mins

Hitman: World Of Assassination

When your job is bumping off terrible people with too much money and power, you'll never be short of work.

2 mins

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Edge UK Description:

Éditeur: Future

Catégorie: Puzzle_Gaming

Langue: English

Fréquence: Monthly

Edge UK Magazine is a monthly magazine for creative people published by Immediate Media Company. It was first published in 1998 and is currently one of the most popular creative magazines in the UK.

The magazine covers all aspects of creativity, from art and design to music and technology. It also features interviews with creative people, reviews of new products and services, and inspirational features.

Edge UK Magazine is a popular read for many creative people, and is known for its innovative content and cutting-edge design. It has helped many creative people stay ahead of the curve.

Here are some of the things you can expect from Edge UK Magazine:

* Interviews with creative people

* Reviews of new products and services

* Inspirational features

* Tutorials and how-tos

If you're looking for a magazine that will help you learn new skills, stay up-to-date on the latest trends, and connect with other creative people, then Edge UK Magazine is a good choice. Subscribe today and start exploring your creativity!