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One of Judgment's biggest antagonists is also one of its most interesting characters in the game
By Max Williams published
Opinion Opinion | Judgment's chief recurring thorn-in-the-side is annoyingly appealing
Fort Solis: How an indie studio fulfilled its plan to deliver a TV-quality sci-fi thriller
By Chris Schilling published
Feature Exploring the story behind the upcoming narrative thriller, Fort Solis
Revisiting X-Com UFO Defense, the classic strategy game that helped to kickstart a genre
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The making of Unpacking: Developer Witch Beam on bringing the moving indie hit to life
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Feature Edge speaks to developer Witch Beam to explore the story behind Unpacking
Jake Solomon on his journey from underqualified graphics programmer to master strategist
By Jeremy Peel published
Feature From Civ 3 to XCOM and Marvel's Midnight Suns, Jake Solomon shares his thoughts on his extensive back catalog
The rise, fall, and curious afterlife of splitscreen multiplayer
By Edwin Evans-Thirlwell published
FEATURE Charting the winding path of one of video games' most familiar yet unusual features
The making of Alien Resurrection: Why did the high-profile movie tie-in arrive three years late?
By Retro Gamer Team published
FEATURE Lost in space
Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks was a flawed series entry that shined a long-overdue spotlight on its title character
By Abbie Stone last updated
Feature If you're hoping that Zelda gets a more prominent role in Breath of the Wild 2, you really should give this DS gem a try
How Frogwares built detective RPG The Sinking City, a Silent Hill-style mystery for fans of lateral thinking
By Oscar Taylor-Kent last updated
Interview The Sinking City is rich with clues, but firmly avoids hand-holding mission markers - Frogwares' CEO Wael Amr explains how they built such a complex, rewarding, open world
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