Latest articles by Ian Birnbaum
Axed Lack of choice and a bare combat system undermine this RPG about the little guys.
Unholy Rollers Shotgunning plastic demons is a fine companion to stomping on polygonal ones.
Boxed Up Do you have any of these in your CD-ROM collection?
In the skybox We ask developers how Steam's cloud save system works, and find out why Arma 3 doesn't use it.
Interview The co-creative director on Corvo, Kaldwin, combat, and context.
Steamflunk A Lovecraftian colony sim that launched before the Old Ones were ready.
Tactical Though still in alpha, Squad continues to improve as a smart blend of Battlefield and Arma.
Wizard PC gaming's best screenshot artists capture The Witcher 3, Dragon Age, and more like you've never seen them.
Starstruck Incredible sights from EVE, Star Citizen, Mass Effect, and more.
NEWS Building trailers is "an additional ask above and beyond just working on the game."
NEWS Doom's single-player campaign emerged as the favorite, but game director Marty Stratton still has big plans for multiplayer.
ARRR A comprehensive look at who's pirating, how, and why, and what it means for PC gaming.
News Prey's immersive sandbox will focus on player freedom and transforming into furniture.
Hot Case He may not work great as a robotic detective, but he can run Quake.
NEWS The name only lives on because Arkane was making a sci-fi game anyway.
Throwback Strafe strives to parody Quake while being more than just a nostalgia trip.
NEWS But Doom's success is making Quake easier, says id's Tim Willits.
Mars needs bombs It's a big effort from a small team, but it’s not the next great RPG.
Dare to believe You've got the Touch. You've got the power.
Devilish A wonderfully executed, brilliantly stressful reinvention of party-based dungeon-crawling.
