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"We want you to feel like it's the game you remember playing": System Shock and Dead Space devs on the art of the remake

By Jon Bailes published 29 December 25

Interview Interview | Exploring what goes into an excellent game remake or remaster with the minds behind some of the best

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Survival games are more popular than ever, but are they more endangered than it seems?

By Rick Lane published 28 December 25

Feature Opinion | The art of survival games' unique staying power

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Open world games are some of the most popular in 2025, but as GTA 6 looms, it's about to get competitive

By Christian Donlan published 27 December 25

Feature Interview | With a new Grand Theft Auto en route, it's open season on open world games; where do we go from here? And how many kinds of open worlds are there?

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6 years after Untitled Goose Game's viral success, its devs seek solace in a chill co-op puzzler

By Alex Spencer published 26 December 25

Feature Interview | If Untitled Goose Game was a "precarious house of cards", Big Walk offers a "looser, more permissive" space to play with friends

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The key art for the Blue Prince showing a doorway on a blue wall, which is open to reveal several more rooms within its frame, a person deep within opening another door several layers deep to a bright white light

"We are buying into your vision": Blue Prince publisher Raw Fury reflects on 10 years of indie game magic

By Julian Benson published 25 December 25

Feature Interview | Celebrating a decade of Raw Fury's raw talent

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12 years in the making, here's how Warframe went from "Hail Mary" to ongoing success story

By Luke Kemp published 24 December 25

Feature Interview | "We're a little more stubborn in trying to zig when others are zagging," says creative director Rebecca Ford

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"There's always a loose end, trailing off into the distance": Inside the mind of a Metroidvania creator

By Alex Spencer published 23 December 25

Feature Interview | Uncovering the secrets of Animal Well, Tunic and UFO 50 with the devs themselves

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"Fallout was one of the first games that really shocked": Our first hands-on with Fallout 3 back in 2007

By Edge Staff published 16 December 25

Feature From the Vault | Bethesda's Todd Howard and Istvan Pely weigh in on our first Fallout 3 preview in Edge Magazine, 2007

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Almost 30 years later, Fallout 1's depth of choice, chance, and consequence is still an RPG gold standard

By Edge Staff published 15 December 25

Feature There's no rest for the wicked in Fallout 1, and that's a very good thing

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Former DICE lead says he'll play Battlefield 6 until his new extraction shooter comes out: "And then I will play Arc Raiders instead"

By Anna Koselke published 21 October 25

News "It looks really good," after all

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Arc Raiders lead says games "can't be built by an AI" and "I hope they never can," but also "I want us to build content a hundred times faster" and AI might help with that part

By Anna Koselke published 20 October 25

News "The human aspect is still essential"

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007 First Light might have its own James Bond, but the Hitman studio is borrowing from "the Daniel Craig era" in one major way: his physicality

By Kaan Serin published 12 October 25

News But it isn't a "one-to-one" comparison for IOI, either

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007 First Light studio "didn't want to create this superman from day one" with its fresh-faced James Bond: "It's not very relatable"

By Kaan Serin published 11 October 25

News "It is pretty insane [how] Dr. No starts"

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James Bond disguised as a driver in 007 First Light

James Bond game 007: First Light "would not have happened" unless it was an origin story: "We weren't interested in pushing pixels on how good we could make Pierce Brosnan look"

By Ali Jones published 6 October 25

News "Everyone knows how Bond takes his drink, how he dresses, what he drives. That stuff gets shallow very quickly"

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Key art for Call of Duty Black Ops 2 showing a character sitting in darkness with a handgun, from Edge 353

Black Ops 2, Treyarch's unexpectedly experimental shooter, still surprises and discomforts – though not always intentionally

By Jeremy Peel published 5 October 25

Feature Feature | Revisiting Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, the FPS that turned the sub-series into a vital pillar for Activision's shooter behemoth

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Fable lead Peter Molyneux will "admit now that I did overpromise on things," refuses to call his next game "great," but says upcoming city builder Masters Of Albion "is a redemption title for me"

By Scott McCrae published 5 October 25

News "If I turn around and say, "This is going to be my greatest game, that's when I get in trouble."

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Fable 2 lead Peter Molyneux had to fight hard to save the iconic RPG's dog because "the initial implementation was absolutely st," and "a yappy little ct

By Scott McCrae published 5 October 25

News "Forget bigger weapons, forget story - the most important feature in Fable II will be the dog."

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Fable's Peter Molyneux was happy to become a Microsoft partner as he's "absolutely motivated by praise," especially from Xbox boss Phil Spencer: "He's someone that absolutely loves the game industry"

By Kaan Serin published 5 October 25

News "So I let myself forget how awful it had been, being SVP at EA."

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Fable 3 lead Peter Molyneux says he "should have fought for more time" to deliver the divisive RPG, and there's a Lionhead battle royale we'll never see as Xbox killed the studio

By Kaan Serin published 4 October 25

News "It was called All Of Us. It was absolutely crazy, a kind of cross between a world builder and a role-playing game."

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The 5th most-wishlisted game on Steam, ex-Battlefield devs' extraction shooter Arc Raiders, was delayed 3 years because they realized it sucked: "This game is not fun"

By Anthony McGlynn published 3 October 25

News Arc Raiders has had a long, troubled journey to your mouse and keyboard

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