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Baldur's Gate 3 dev continues to champion indie games, begging Steam to let him overpay the creators of his favorite games
By Alex Raisbeck published
News "I want to give this dude €30 because his game f***ing slaps."
Doom: The Dark Ages is id Software's "biggest" game world ever: "It's a dramatic expansion for our world."
By Alex Raisbeck published
News "The world that you're exploring is like nothing we've done before."
Legendary but troubled Japanese studio that worked on an estimated 2,000 games from Dragon Quest to Dark Souls has reportedly turned its finances around partly thanks to a remastered JRPG
By Dustin Bailey published
News Tales of Graces f Remastered helped turn Tose's fortunes around
Zenless Zone Zero is still aggressively horny, but basically everything else has changed and now it's a much better action RPG with some legit roguelike sauce
By Austin Wood published
Feature Update 1.4 was a turning point for Zenless Zone Zero
Assassin's Creed Shadows had to have 2 different characters because players want both stealth and combat, and you couldn't have both with just one
By Ali Jones published
News Yasuke and Naoe are two distinct types of archetype
Stardew Valley creator says "a game can have too much content" but still won't say "the book is closed" on the farming sim, teasing updates "maybe even 50 years from now"
By Jordan Gerblick published
News "I think it would be funny to release an update when I'm, like, 90 years old"
The Witcher 3 director's upcoming open-world RPG Blood of Dawnwalker keeps revealing new vampires, and I can't get enough of this deliciously Gothic lore
By Jordan Gerblick published
News Blood of Dawnwalker's lore seems right up there with The Witcher 3
Palworld devs faced "so many challenges" in the survival game's first year as pre-launch attention "brought its own difficulties" and post-launch "accusations" were "a lot to handle"
By Catherine Lewis published
News These issues have now "become more manageable"
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