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Former Mythic boss and co-founder Mark Jacobs has been allowed some space on Eurogamer’s pages to publish a eulogy for the studio. Here’s a snippet: There was the first team, or “old” Mythic. About a dozen folks made online games…

Supergiant Games’ creative director Greg Kasavin fielded a series of questions from the Shacknews community, offering some insight on Transistor and its development cycle in the process. Here’s a snippet: brickmatt asks: I’m fascinated that you’ve used essentially the same…

Wired has published an interview with inXile’s founder and CEO Brian Fargo, focused on Wasteland 2, or, more correctly, its Kickstarter campaign and what led to it. No offense to Fargo, but I think most of us are familiar with…

RPGFan has published a hands-on preview for Quest for Infamy, the Sierra-inspired point-and-click adventure that was funded with a successful Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign. Here’s a snippet: I’ve spent a few hours with the game, and thus far, the experience has…

The breach between Thedas and the Fade is the subject of the latest profile on the Dragon Age: Inquisition website, and that’s hardly surprising considering it’s pretty much what sparks the entire plot of the game, at least according to…

Footage of the From Software’s alleged Project Beast, an apparently Souls-styled action-RPG meant to be released on PlayStation 4 under the direction of Demon’s/Dark Souls director Hidetaka Miyazaki, has surfaced in the form of a few WebM animated images on…

Kotaku is reporting that Mythic Entertainment has been shut down by Electronic Arts. The publisher apparently released this statement to the publication via mail: We are closing the EA Mythic location in Fairfax, Virginia, as we concentrate mobile development in…

We’ve rounded up another batch of reviews for The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II, the loot-driven action-RPG sequel from Neocore Games, and this time they’re all positive too. GameSpot, 8 Van Helsing is coarsely granular. Some of its pieces…