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Edge magazine was launched in 1993 with a mission to dig deep into the inner workings of the international videogame industry, quickly building a reputation for next-level analysis, features, interviews and reviews that holds fast nearly 30 years on.

Articles by: Edge Staff

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater was James Bond by way of John Rambo

By Edge Staff published 24 May 23

RETROSPECTIVE Retrospective | Remembering what made Snake's Soviet-era adventure so special 18 years later

Troy Baker and Roger Clark clash in sci-fi thriller Fort Solis, cover star of Edge 385

By Edge Staff published 19 May 23

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How C-Smash VRS went from Dreamcast cult classic to PSVR2 contender

By Simon Parkin published 25 April 23

FEATURE Thanks to a filmmaker and his dream team of designers and musicians

How does a Roguelike work across an infinite open world? The answer is in Hyper Light Breaker, cover star of Edge 384

By Edge Staff published 20 April 23

News “Ultimately, we wanted to try out this unique format and structure that nobody else is doing, and make our own subgenre”

Everything Everywhere, all at once: how Leslie Benzies and a team of former Rockstars are building an all-encompassing multiverse in Edge 383’s cover game

By Edge Staff published 23 March 23

News “We want to take all those skills and tools that we’ve used to make videogames over the years, and give them to the players.”

Can PSVR2 turn a cult Dreamcast favourite into a breakout hit? In Edge 382, we tell the story behind C-Smash VRS

By Edge Staff published 23 February 23

News “Blockbuster videogames constantly make you escape into worlds that want to kill you. We wanted to create a world that is welcoming, even consoling.”

The making of Unpacking: Developer Witch Beam on bringing the moving indie hit to life

By Chris Schilling published 4 January 23

Feature Edge speaks to developer Witch Beam to explore the story behind Unpacking

From Journey to The Unfinished Swan: Looking back on a decade of emotional experiences

By Jon Bailes published 3 January 23

Feature From Journey to The Unfinished Swan and Dear Esther: How simulated strolls broke the mold a decade ago

The rise, fall, and curious afterlife of splitscreen multiplayer

By Edwin Evans-Thirlwell published 1 January 23

FEATURE Charting the winding path of one of video games' most familiar yet unusual features

How a team of BioWare veterans are creating the next generation of shared-world survival adventure in Edge 379’s cover game, Nightingale

By Edge Staff published 2 December 22

News “The conceit of this game is in many ways a giant sandbox for player stories.”

Capcom layers new ideas on top of classic concepts to create Edge 378’s cover game, Street Fighter 6

By Edge Staff published 3 November 22

News “Combining veteran developers with newcomers who have fresh ideas has produced a balance of the old and the new.”

The cover of Edge 376, featuring Ubisoft's Creative Assembly

Crime of the century: how Creative Assembly got the gang together for the ultimate pop-culture heist in E376’s cover game, Hyenas

By Edge Staff last updated 12 September 22

News “It plays out like every space movie with the window broken”

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 highlights why JRPGs must find balance with tutorials

By Chris Schilling published 15 August 22

Feature Xenoblade Chronicles 3 makes us wonder if modern JRPGs hold our hands too tightly?

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

By Simon Parkin last updated 11 August 22

Feature The writer and director behind Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human in conversation with Edge Magazine

The cast of Mario + Rabbids come together to celebrate

Out of this world: Ubisoft shoots for the stars in Edge 375’s cover game, Mario + Rabbids: Sparks Of Hope

By Edge Staff published 11 August 22

News “It’s the perfect template to mix things that maybe would not be possible elsewhere”

A Plague Tale: Requiem leads Edge 374’s preview special: a collection of 100 videogames to watch from this summer’s showcases

By Edge Staff published 18 July 22

News “If one day a platform offers odorama, Requiem will probably be the worst game to test with this feature.”

Cuphead transports Edge back in time with exclusive vintage comic-style cover

By Edge Staff published 9 June 22

News Edge 373, available to preorder now, also features the world exclusive review of The Delicious Last Course

Dragon's Dogma 10th Anniversary: Revisiting the cult fantasy RPG that found its own weird path to adventure

By Robin Valentine published 24 May 22

Feature As Dragon's Dogma turns 10, we look back at one of Capcom's most misunderstood RPGs

Making waves: Fatshark takes Vermintide’s co-op horde action to the next level in Edge 372 with Warhammer 40,000: Darktide

By Edge Staff published 19 May 22

News “You need to rely on others to make it through, because our games are not cooperative as an option.”

10 years later, Fire Emblem Awakening is still one of the greatest tactics games of all-time

By Alex Wiltshire published 19 April 22

Feature Remembering the 3DS tactics game that's about relationships as much as battling

Gran Turismo 7's unconventional design makes it a 'real racing simulator' for (almost) everyone

By Edge Staff published 18 April 22

Feature Why Gran Turismo 7 is a racing sim that's approachable to its very core

Elden Ring is Miyazaki's most successful attempt to get players out from behind their shields

By Edge Staff published 15 April 22

Feature Vulnerability meets approachability in FromSoftware's fantasy epic

Dark secrets: The exclusive inside story of Jumpship’s mysterious sci-fi adventure Somerville headlines Edge 368

By Edge Staff published 27 January 22

News “I’d rather have nothing than repeat something.”

Modern roguelikes are in great shape – but where does the genre go next?

By Jon Bailes, Edge Staff published 31 December 21

Feature The developers behind Darkest Dungeon, Hades, Spelunky, and more discuss the future of roguelikes

From Wordsworth to GTA 5: Exploring the unexpected intersections between video games and poetry

By Edwin Evans-Thirlwell, Edge Staff published 29 December 21

Feature This might surprise you, but poetry and video games have inadvertently crossed paths over time

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