Remembering the obscure PlayStation game that just wanted you to play
Where most games encourage play with open worlds, Boku no Natsuyasumi promotes it through careful structure.
Open World
A conversation with John Clowder, whose collage-like games have to be seen to be believed
Find out Where They Cremate the Roadkill.
Sub Rosa wants you to be the worst person you could possibly be
Cryptic Sea’s upcoming shooter is described by the developers as “about tense deals, double-crosses and car chases.” Car chases and gunplay have been done to death, but what’s this about double-crossing? Less of a shooter and more of a corporate warfare simulator, the game encourages you to be an al
Shadow of Mordor shines, despite its Tolkien skin
Let the nemesis free.
Shenmue and the rise of lonelycore games
An open world of closed-off people.