CRIME OF THE CENTURY

How Creative Assembly evolved from Isolation to getting the gang together for the ultimate (pop-culture heist

Trigger Happy

Shoot first, ask questions later

NEW BLOOD INTERACTIVE

The publisher-turned-studio explains the secrets behind a "miraculous" working culture

BioShock Infinite

As its decaversary approaches, how should we remember Irrational's shining city on a hill?

STAR POWER

Why Ubisoft's stellar sequel is breaking all the rules - with a little help from a Nintendo classic

HEAVY REIGN

On David Bowie, controversies, and the elevation of story: David Cage surveys Quantic Dream at 25

TACTICAL BREACH WIZARDS

Breaking rules and windows - with spellcasting specialists

THE WAGADU CHRONICLES

Pre-colonial influences and roleplaying thrive in this African fantasy

DESTA: THE MEMORIES BETWEEN

A whole new ballgame

EXOPRIMAL

Capcom's online shooter delivers a different kind of dino crisis

Alternate Reality

Notes from videogaming's borders

THE PALE BEYOND

Can you survive a treacherous voyage to the frozen south?

THYMESIA

An action RPG that certainly doesn't fear the old Blood

HINDSIGHT

Everyday objects become portals to the past in this wistful narrative adventure

WANTED: DEAD

A shooter-slasher seeking to relive PS2's weirdest moments

Social distance

Jam.gg rebrands its mission to inject a local multiplayer feel into online gaming.

Lucas arts

The Papers, Please and Obra Dinn creator talks burnout, managing expectations, and the joy of Playdate development

Making spectacles

As smart glasses make a comeback, Viture One and Nreal Air allow us to look at games in a different way

CREATIVE ASSEMBLY

From ancient history to the far future: how the Sega studio has retained its identity

ΤΗΕ MAKING ΟF...LAST STOP

How Variable State moved continents, cut stories, and dumped a scooter in search of its second game.

REEL LIFE

A decade on, the makers and subjects of Indie Game: The Movie reflect on the creation - and legacy of gaming's most influential documentary

COLLECTED WORKS JOHN ROMERO

From first-person shooters to Facebook and back again: the master of Doom reflects on an epic journey through game development

CHALICE IN WONDERLAND

The story of Cuphead: how two brothers' love of antique animation and old-school arcade action created a modern phenomenon

Neon White

It presents as a first-person shooter – guns in your hand, demons at your front – but really it’s a racer

Trigger Happy

Shoot first, ask questions later

The E3 that wasn't

With the ESA skipping 2022, where does it leave the most important month in games?

MIND GAMES

How developers, scientists and business leaders are wrestling with the complicated prospect of games as tools for mental health

DRAKNEK & FRIENDS

A puzzling magician makes publishing provisions

From the ashes

The story behind the premature death – and surprising rebirth – of The Tomorrow Children

END OF ΙΝΝOCENCE

A Plague Tale returns with picturesque views, tougher children – and millions more rats