Wolfenstein: The New Order's cruel and unusual makers break down their process (postmortem)
The developers at Machine Zone explain why the first-person shooter was so tough to play.
Bethesda unveils the latest Doom game — it's just 'Doom' — at Quakecon
The long-awaited Doom 4, rebranded as Doom, finally gets unveiled.
The DeanBeat: When games are too fricking hard — it's a joy
Some people are completionists, but designing games for those people will piss off the masses who want something easier.
9 years later, developers weigh in on making games for the PlayStation 3/Xbox 360 generation
Five developers share their experiences on creating games at the end of the longest-running console generation.
Read+Watch+Listen: Bonus material for Wolfenstein: The New Order fans
Now that you've toppled the Third Reich, here are some related works for you to check out.
Bethesda brings out buckets of blood with Battlecry, its new online team action combat game (hands-on preview)
This is the kind of brutal and bloody game that Quentin Tarantino would design, if he work a game developer.
The Evil Within tries to entertain you by making you feel like barfing (hands-on preview)
You have to burn the undead or they will come back. And you only get five matches.
Wolfenstein: The New Order battles evil Nazis but can't fight off middling reviews
The 1960s era alternate history of Nazi triumph has a rocky start with the critics.
PlayStation 4, Xbox One versions of The Elder Scrolls Online delayed
The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions of The Elder Scrolls Online get delayed by about six months.
How developers created a Nazi record label for Wolfenstein: The New Order
The Neumond record label boosts the authenticity of the '60s alternative universe where the Nazis rule.