Latest articles by Luke Kemp
Larian's art director on the outfits of Baldur's Gate 3, and why making them fit matters but 'the main thing is looking cool'
Clothes call D&D authenticity also had a significant impact on designs.
The unique challenge of directing actors in an open ended masterpiece like Baldur's Gate 3: 'Potentially your brother died; potentially he was rescued... we're going to do all those options. It's a lot!'
Vocal Point Kirsty Gillmore on the complexities of voice casting and directing for videogames.
A solo indie developer's journey from YouTube tutorials to Steam's front page: 'At one point I just physically collapsed'
Fun Guy Noah Lone's difficult journey to creating mushroomy platformer Smushi.
Ghostrunner 2 review: The original game deserves a better sequel
RUNNER LONG NOW Ghostrunner 2 hits the ground running, but it often stumbles
Don't Nod's latest game is like opening up Life Is Strange and staring at its guts
CHOICE CUTS Harmony: The Fall of Reverie is a fascinatingly transparent take on the narrative adventure genre.
Making a videogame and running a circus have more in common than you think
MEANS OF PRODUCTION Producers are key to games development—but what does their role actually involve?
The reality of gaming in Iran: 'We are fighting against censorship to be able to play'
GAMING IN IRAN Amidst protests, internet suppression, and government crackdowns, a gaming culture provides an escape.
Kena: Bridge of Spirits review
soul survivor A great-looking but conventional adventure.
Strangeland review
Lone stranger Strangeland lives up to its name, if not its promise as Primordia's successor.
Quantum League review
Help Yourself Fight alongside your past selves in this time travel FPS.
Silicon Dreams review
Circuit breaker Silicon Dreams asks, "Are you feeling lucky, cyberpunk?"
How far can you get being pious and just in Crusader Kings 3?
Diary Forget you sheeple, I’m going to be the good guy.
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood review
Claws of Nature Don't go lupine to conclusions.
