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How Origame Digital built a “souped-up PS2” Lovecraftian horror game about penguins
Origame Digital's Tali Faulkner reveals how penguins, Nazis and Lovecraft collide in this brilliantly weird Antarctic horror game.
Guns of Eschaton turns Viktor Antonov's final game into a nightmare Western shooter
The late art director's final game takes you to the end of the world in 19th-century America.
How Screenbound's impossible '5D' platformer concept became a real game
Radical Forge technical artist Lyra Owen shares insights on turning Screenbound's 'mockups' into a playable game that makes sense between 2D and 3D worlds.
These '90s classics are brutally hard – but that's exactly why you should play them again
Disney Afternoon Collection and Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition remind us why challenging games are hard to put down.
The surprising reason why Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy’s ancient Greece is historically wrong
“We had to tone down historical reality”, says art director Olivier Cannone.
This dark Slavic fairy-tale game is like Devil May Cry with ballet combat
Tsareva: Age of Tales' combat is actually based on mo-cap from a real prima ballerina.
Duskfade (Switch 2) review: the Unreal Engine 5 platformer feels like a lost PS2 classic – for better and worse
A reminder why I loved – and hated – the PS2 era.
This indie game is turning dressmaking into the ultimate creative fantasy
How a dream of becoming a costume designer became Dressmaker, a cosy crafting game.
