Airtight Games shuts its doors one month after Murdered: Soul Suspect's release
If confirmed, it's a sad outcome for the Redmond, Wash.-based game studio whose big game, Murdered, was published last month by Square Enix.
Murdered: Soul Suspect transcends a silly premise to deliver 'Law & Order' with ghosts (review)
The supernatural detective game quickly establishes itself as a unique and ambitious title that's worth playing if only to see how well it all works.
Murdered: Soul Suspect creative director shows how to design a new type of mystery game (interview)
Airtight's Matt Brunner explains how the ghostly tale came to be -- and some of the cross-cultural perceptions it had to overcome.
Murdered: Soul Suspect turns a ghost story into a fascinating, original video game (hands-on preview)
You're dead. And your investigative task as the player is to solve your own murder.
The DeanBeat: My favorite games of E3 2013
Many companies held back original properties for the next generation of consoles -- and are now showing them off.
Ouya chief exec Julie Uhrman: No one can silence ‘the people’s console’ (interview)
Publicity from a flap with the E3 show organizers helped Ouya get noticed.
Murdered: Soul Suspect aims high with cinematic story and investigative gameplay (video interview)
What's it like to try to design a new triple-A game from scratch?
Square Enix’s Murdered: Soul Suspect could be one of E3’s best original games (preview)
New property is a very original take on being a detective ghost investigating your own death.
Portal developer Kim Swift’s next game is exclusive to Ouya
Kim Swift has gone from Portal to Quantum Conundrum and now to something new on Ouya.
Ouya confirms March 28 console shipping and hires ex-Journey developer Kellee Santiago
The company shows that Ouya is still gathering momentum as the little console among the living room giants.