Article
Watch Dogs’ multiplayer critiques our always-connected world
Who hacks the hack dogs?
Author: James Dilks
Article
Oniken blasts out of Brazil and the 90s
Making something new in the retro field.
Review
Desktop Dungeons brings the metagame full circle
Do we always need progress?
Article
The future of videogames may be occurring in an old mail office in London
What can we learn from the interactive theater phenomenon?
Article
Struggling to breathe in a real version of the terrifying space sim Capsule
In space, no one will hear you breathe.
Article
What would happen if game developers and journalists swapped jobs?
Wonder no more. For 48 hours last weekend, they did.
Article
At the Eurogamer Expo, making games accessible for disabled gamers
The story of Special Effect, the British charity whose mission is to help every gamer play
Article
More Imagination, Not Less
Consoles and PCs have followed Moore’s Law of increasing complexity and capacity. But with more lifelike games, will there be any imaginative gaps left for players to fill?
Interview
Patrick Buckland
Patrick Buckland’s interest in games started young; as a teenager he made games on the Apple II and a cartridge-based console. Now CEO of Stainless Games, developing Carmageddon: Reincarnation, Buckland relates ancestral lunacy, how P.E. teachers are Nazis, and his obsession with Apollo.