In-Depth

We’re Five Games (Totally Reliable Delivery Service); Hungry Couch (Black Skylands) and Moon Moose (Cartel Tycoon) boost the publisher to seven internal teams

Spellbreak is among the latest titles to take a stab at the popular battle royale genre. But thanks to smart gameplay, crossplay on all platforms and a player-centric outlook, it’s a strong contender to break into the big time.

Western publishers have long-held China as a land of opportunity. However, the options for reaching that audience have been somewhat limited. Arcus Key, led by a dual UK-China team, thinks it has the solution

With support across all the new consoles, Unity’s ‘creators first’ philosophy has been building up to the next generation launch for many years.

The Roblox IPO has brought further attention to user-content driven platforms. CREY is just such a platform, which uses a code-free design system to allow anyone to create content for its community.

Wallace and Gromit: The Big Fix Up promises a transmedia narrative told over the course of 28 days.

We speak to the team at Frontier Developments about taking players out of the cockpit for the first time

We talk to Midwinter Entertainment’s Josh Holmes, a former Halo creative director, about the studio’s SpatialOS-powered PvEvP survival title

The year that lasted a decade is finally behind us. As we dust ourselves off, we reach out to our panel of PR experts to take a look at the opportunities and pitfalls of the year ahead.

We speak with THQ Nordic boss Klemens Kreuzer, and find out how he’s managed the constant growth and where he sees his arm positioning itself both within the group and the broader industry.