In-Depth

After five years of development, a wholly independent Oddworld Inhabitants is back to take the puzzle platformer in an epic, cinematic new direction.

In this second part of our spotlight on Scotland's games industry, we look at education and the pipeline of new talent

In the first of our two-part series on Scotland's games industry we look at the latest industry census and talk to leaders from the sector

We talk to the team at Warp about its big plans, its London base, combatting crunch and its current expansion

It’s fair to say that there’s nothing new in CCP trying to make a successful shooter based in its immense, enduring and engaging Eve Online universe. First there was the PS3-era Dust 514 (which released to a mixed reception), then came Project Legion, and most recently Project Nova, which itself …

Stadia has unveiled the latest round of developers launching their games under the Stadia Makers program, with 10 new titles joining the platform.

Wired Productions MD Leo Zullo talks on what makes the indie publisher different from the rest

"The fear of taking risk or of the unknown just does not play well in a typical Western corporate culture"

At a recent virtual event hosted by EPOS, a panel of audio experts looked to the future of their sector. We take a look at the state of audio in games

JetPlay is bringing machine learning to the earliest stage of game development. We talk to CEO Tom Pigott to find out more.