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There’s an interesting but unfortunately short interview with an unnamed Warhorse Studios’ developer over at Worlds Factory. In case the name didn’t ring a bell, they’re currently working on the partially Kickstarter-funded historical RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance. They’re keen to…

Considering Transistor is releasing later this month, I’m a bit surprised we aren’t seeing more previews and interviews like this GamesBeat piece with co-founder Amir Rao, but then again, I suppose most publications are preparing for E3 in June and…

There have been unsubstantiated rumors concerning a Demon’s Souls sequel for Sony’s PlayStation 4 for a while, but I admit I mostly ignored them because they didn’t come from a clear, reliable source, nor there ever seem to be anything…

In case you were wondering how the development of Dragon Age: Inquisition is proceeding, lead writer David Gaider has penned a helpful post on his Tumblr blog, explaining the game is currently close to Alpha and almost content complete. Here’s…

inXile’s CEO Brian Fargo, currently busy managing and promoting two Kickstarter-funded projects, Wasteland 2 and Torment: Tides of Numenera, has offered an interesting (if not necessarily original) perspective on the PC gaming market’s resurgence to Eurogamer, as part of a…

The US PlayStation Blog is now housing a post written by Lords of the Fallen producer Tomasz Gop on the upcoming action-RPG, in which he explains some of the design decisions made with the title and provides some rather interesting…

MMORPG.com has published a new, rather positive preview for Cliffhanger Productions’ Shadowrun Online, based on some hands-on time with the title. Here’s a snippet: The basic gameplay in SRO is very familiar if you’ve played XCOM (or any grid-based RPG),…