Category: Interviews

Games like XCOM and Xenonauts play around with the idea of fighting an alien invasion, but we’ve never seen things from the alien side of things. The Manipulators looks to…

Elegy for a Dead World is a game about writing and spurring creativity in the players, quite a change of pace for the team at Dejobaan Games. Ichiro Lambe, the…

A while back, we gave Endless Legend a positively glowing review for its fantastic design, ruthless challenge, and beautiful visuals. We got to follow up with several of the game’s…

The Floor is Jelly blew us away when we reviewed, so it only seems fitting we sat down and talked with the mastermind behind it all, Ian Snyder, and spoke…

Kickstarter has been a great outlet for creative developers to try new ideas and mechanics for games they might not be able to otherwise. There have been several games I have…

While visual novels have been booming in Japan for decades, the genre continues to struggle for a foothold in the West thanks in large part to stereotypes and a lack…

A long time ago, on a website far away, I got the chance to preview the first game from new Canadian indie studio Kitfox Games. Today I got to sit…

Justin Amirkhani, the creative director at studio Vagabond Dog, took some time from his schedule to answer some questions about his studio’s game, Always Sometimes Monsters.  Can you give us…

“For me personally, I don’t see a big difference between the AAA and the indie scene,” says Mal Abbas, artist and one of the co-founders of Dundee-based indie studio Quartic…

Fans of Kongregate may recognize developer Juicy Beast, the studio behind such titles as Burrito Bison and Feed the King. The four-man studio has put together a large number of…