"We still haven’t thought of the future" - Splatoon producer says that a third game isn't in production yet
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Planet Zoo is using procedural animation to create the most realistic animals we have ever seen in a video game
Feature Planet Coaster makers Frontier Developments are making virtual creatures so detailed that they even breathe differently
Did the story in Days Gone suffer because it crashed up against the limitations of sandbox storytelling?
Feature Bend Studio clearly struggled to decide what story it wanted to tell, but is the game's open-world structure partly to blame?
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order hands-on: "Finally, a game that nails the feeling of being a Jedi"
E3 2019 Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order hands-on gameplay impressions from E3 2019
At E3 2019, Microsoft shows Sony the importance of simply showing up
Feature Edge Magazine editor Nathan Brown considers whether Sony's decision to skip E3 2019 is a mistake it will later regret
Sekiro has players calling for an Easy mode – has FromSoftware finally gone too far this time?
Feature Miyazaki games have long had a sort of adjustable difficulty; they've just made you work for it
After fixing Dark Souls on PC, this helpful modder made it a full-time job
Feature How a hobbyist modder went from fixing PC games to helping publishers get them right first time
Ubisoft says its games aren’t political – but when viewed through a sniper scope, what isn’t?
Feature The Division 2 is the latest in a long line of the developer trying to have its cake and eat it too
Playdate, a new handheld console backed by indie royalty, unveiled in new issue of Edge magazine
News Edge magazine has exclusive access to Playdate, the new handheld from Panic, that will host games from the creators of Katamari Damacy, Spelltower and QWOP
In Resident Evil 7, Monster Hunter World, and now Devil May Cry 5, Capcom has shown the benefits of staying true to your roots
Feature Capcom reborn: In praise of a publisher in new-found love with its past
Is using in-house tech in 2019 an asset or a problem for studios already feeling the burn of AAA development?
Feature What can we learn from Metro Exodus when looking towards the next generation of graphics and performance?
Sea of Thieves found its niche by leaving enough space for the imaginative to create something unique
Feature After a rocky year, Sea of Thieves is finally finding its rhythm
Phoenix Point and the 25-year-journey to create a spiritual sequel to legendary strategy game X-COM
Feature Strategy gaming legend Julian Gollop on the difficulties of uniting X-COM (1994) and XCOM (2012) fans who are funding his new turn-based game
Thatgamecompany's new game, Sky, unleashes the future of multiplayer in exclusive Edge magazine cover story
News The team behind acclaimed indie adventure Journey takes to smartphones to make "a game that touches people's hearts"
Free-to-play mobile game Sky "like a spiritual sequel of Flower, Journey and Cloud", says Jenova Chen
Exclusive Edge magazine talks to Thatgamecompany's creative director about his quest to create games for people who don't play games, in this exclusive interview excerpt
Escape evil furniture in Amanita Design's creepy new horror game Creaks
Feature Creaks is a puzzle horror game based on 'pareidolia' – the phenomenon of seeing faces in random objects – where furniture is the enemy
The Last Guardian's divisive design is precisely what makes it Team Ico's best work to date
Feature Two years on from launch, Edge Magazine looks back on what makes The Last Guardian such a special entity
From Shenmue to Yakuza, Toshihiro Nagoshi looks back on an illustrious career of Japanese game development
Feature Sega’s creative chief reminisces on his portfolio of stone-cold classics
"Nintendo wanted to see Rabbid-ness to its full force”: Ubisoft on the making of Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, a crossover game like no other
Feature How a small team’s passion convinced Nintendo to let chaos reign in the Mushroom Kingdom
