Edge Staff

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

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.”

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

Inside the revival of social stealth games

By Jeremy Peel, Edge Staff published 28 December 21

Feature How social stealth found its audience in the world of indie multiplayer

From Call to Duty to Dead Space, Bond to Barbie: A career retrospective with Glen Schofield

By Chris Schilling, Edge Staff published 3 December 21

Feature From Barbie Game Girl to The Callisto Protocol: Glen Schofield reflects on his 30 year career

Putting the art in martial arts: in Edge 366, discover how Sifu demonstrates Sloclap’s mastery of kung-fu action

By Edge Staff, Chris Schilling published 2 December 21

News “We wanted to make a really hard game where you need to improve yourself while playing”

DokeV is more than just a next-gen take on Pokemon

By Edge Staff, Chris Schilling published 5 November 21

Feature How Korean culture, childhood memories, anime and more inspire DokeV's gorgeous monster battler

Kitty powers: in Edge 365, find out why Stray’s feline star makes for an urban action-adventure like no other

By Edge Staff, Chris Schilling published 4 November 21

News “Being a cat implies that every jump is smooth and calculated – you jump your way around the city very easily.”

Tchia is GTA meets Ghibli, set on a south Pacific island

By Edge Staff, Chris Schilling published 22 October 21

Feature With a Last Of Us Part 2-style ukulele waiting to be plucked

Does Deathloop prove that 'immersive sim' is an outdated term?

By Edge Staff, Alex Spencer published 19 October 21

Feature Can Deathloop be called an immersive sim?

Why Psychonauts 2's most unethical mechanic epitomises its sensitive side

By Edge Staff published 13 October 21

Feature How one ethical dilemma gives deeper meaning to Psychonauts 2's narrative

A new breed of superhero game: Marvel’s Midnight Suns headlines Edge 363

By Chris Schilling, Edge Staff published 9 September 21

news “You really have to find a corner of this universe that you can call your own.”

Marvel approached Firaxis to make Midnight Suns because of how much they liked XCOM

By Ben Tyrer, Edge Staff published 7 September 21

News Edge 363 reveals how Midnight Suns came about due to a mutual respect

Salt and Sacrifice is part Dark Souls, part Monster Hunter

By Edge Staff, Chris Schilling published 2 September 21

Feature Track down bosses and kill them for a "loot pinata" in this sequel to an indie classic

Phantom Abyss mixes tomb raiding with Apex Legends-inspired movement

By Edge Staff, Chris Schilling published 26 August 21

Feature "We weren't 100% sure exactly how people would behave"

Ace Attorney series could get more historical crossover games after Great Ace Attorney Chronicles

By Ali Jones, Edge Staff published 13 August 21

News Producer Yasuyuki Makino says "never say never" in the latest issue of Edge

Sun, sand, and soul-searching: Edge 362 explores Sable's bittersweet open-world coming-of-age story

By Edge Staff, Ali Jones published 12 August 21

News "You aren't a hero, so the world should continue without you."

Max Payne turns 20: Remedy Entertainment looks back on the making of its iconic action game

By Edge Staff published 23 July 21

Feature Here’s how Max Payne was made, from the people that were there at the time

How Fortnite and Minecraft virtual concerts kept music alive while we weren't allowed outside

By Edge Staff, Jordan Oloman published 7 July 21

Feature We talk to the artists, developers and organisers who helped bring music fans back together as lockdown held us apart

Meet Twin Suns, the former Halo and Hitman developers building a 'creative and unexpected' AAA action game for console and PC

By Edge Staff published 2 July 21

Feature The former Halo Infinite creative director and IO Interactive executive producer on their desire to walk away from established franchises

In praise of The Duke, the breakout star of Resident Evil Village

By Edge Staff published 8 June 21

Feature How the relentlessly cheerful merchant overcomes some ugly stereotypes to outshine even Lady Dimitrescu

Solar Ash, the new game from the studio behind Hyper Light Drifter, is Edge’s cover star this month

By Edge Staff published 21 May 21

News Discover how developer Heart Machine is making the leap to 3D in Edge’s exclusive interview and preview.

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