Latest articles by Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
Maxing the minimum "Developers that are very PC-focused ... often don’t think about the low end at all."
Short stories RPGs don't need to take hundreds of hours to make their point.
Either oracle Cartomancy Anthology weaves a brilliant indie compilation around fortune-telling.
reinstall Revisiting Michel Ancel’s original Zeldalike.
Roll Playing A unique but limited vision of evolution and apocalypse.
gold standard All reloads lead to Rome in this update of a classic Skyrim murder mystery.
head scratcher Wandering not lost.
Death march A puzzle slaughterhouse.
Bug Out It's not a bug, it's a narrative device.
New weird On the well-hidden eco-politics of BioWare's looter-shooter.
making the cut Character design is essential to Overwatch's evolving appeal.
Guest article BioWare's biggest Dragon Age was a work of glorious and slightly tragic excess
historic From Maze Wars to Overwatch, the FPS has enjoyed decades of innovation.
Developers discuss how roleplaying games need to evolve.
+1 Initiative "I want our games to feel just more real with even more choice for players."
special report The story of the long-overdue PC version.
reinstall There's a reason fans clamour for a sequel years after release.
Generation game We asked developers for their thoughts on the incoming Xbox One Scorpio and PlayStation 4 Neo.
Hacktivism Hands-on time suggests another stylish hacktivist yarn that refuses to follow through on its premise.
Duty fulfilled We talk to the designer behind the series' greatest moments.
End game The RTS marches on, but not unhindered.
