Andrew Brown of Universally Speaking on the gaming industry’s changes
It’s no secret that games are no longer the work of a single developer and publisher. Outsourcing has become common practice in the industry,...
Tunic creator Andrew Shouldice on indie gaming success
Through no fault of its own, indie game Tunic had a mountainous task ahead of it on release. Its launch date, March 16, was...
The beautiful Dark Souls print that almost never happened (interview)
A graphic designer credits the Dark Souls Reddit community with helping him to complete a beautiful print of the game's world.
Take my ax — and my broom: How creative weapons improve video games
The developers behind Chroma, Dustforce, Volume, and Tomb Raider talk about how weapons can change the shape of games.
Game changer: VC Chris Dixon talks about Oculus and his occasional forays into gaming (interview)
The Andreessen Horowitz partner isn't immersed in gaming, but he has made some pioneering game investments.
Will Eve: Valkyrie be the exclusive that Oculus Rift needs to take flight? (interview)
Eve: Valkyrie started as a side project. Now it's going to be the poster child for virtual reality games.
Infamous: Second Son’s cast dishes on playing superheroes and goofing off in spandex suits (interview)
GamesBeat chats with actors Troy Baker, Laura Bailey, and Travis Willingham about their roles in Infamous: Second Son.
99 Levels to Hell is Spelunky meets Bubble Bobble in a total bloodbath
99 Levels looks a lot like Derek Yu's platformer Spelunky -- but it's a different game in many ways.
How the makers of Tearaway tapped their creativity to make a world built from paper (interview)
Rex Crowle and Christophe Villedieu drew from Instagram and other creative outlets to build an imaginative game.
Peter Molyneux believes ripping people off with free-to-play games won’t last (interview)
At 22cans, the elder gaming statesman is working on new schemes for monetization of his upcoming game Godus -- without the ripoffs or long waits.