Latest articles by Robert Zak
"The very idea of making a prequel to Silent Hill wasn't good," says Origins and Shattered Memories designer: "That game told its story brilliantly through flashbacks, and there weren't really any unanswered questions"
Interview Feature | Silent Hill: Origins and Silent Hill: Shattered Memories developers discuss tackling the difficult task of reinventing Silent Hill by going back to the series' roots on PSP and Wii
Fatal Frame's iconic camera exists to force players to "look straight at something scary" says series creator: "We thought it would really bring out the scariness of the ghosts"
Interview Feature | Fatal Frame series creator Makoto Shibata and producer Keisuke Kikuchi on how they delivered a trilogy of the scariest horror games ever made on PS2
Why Silent Hill 2 Remake's Toluca Prison is even more terrifying than the original
Opinion | Explore an "other" world within the Otherworld
A starter guide to Scribing in The Elder Scrolls Online
With the Gold Road expansion, The Elder Scrolls Online integrates a new system that lets you craft powerful bespoke spells. But you'll need to work for it.
Why Gold Road is the perfect jumping on point for The Elder Scrolls Online
10 years on from launch, there's a whole lot of world to explore here bundled into one pretty affordable package.
From Shogo to Shadow of War: Charting the chaotic, creative history of Monolith Productions
Features The story of Monolith Productions is one of eclectic games and technological trailblazing
Resident Evil 2 was a fantastic throwback, but it's Resident Evil 7 that is pushing the series forward
Features Everyone’s feasting on the Resident Evil 2 remake right now, but it was Resident Evil 7 that set the table
Why Battlefield Bad Company 2 made us feel more like heroes than Battlefield 5's cannon-fodder
Opinion Bad Company 2’s multiplayer mode felt more like an action movie than bewildering full-scale warfare
After 15 years, take to London's mean streets and ’ave a butcher’s at The Getaway – the grittiest and ’ardest GTA clone
Retrospective
The genius of Metro: Last Light isn't the shooting, its the sad portrayal of post-apocalyptic life
Opinion
