Interviews
On Leaving Echo Fox And Finding A New Path – An Interview With Justin Wong
If you’ve followed the FGC for any length of time, few names stand out over the course of its storied history immediately: Daigo “The Beast” Umehara, Hajime “Tokido” Tani...
Gamescom : Control Impressions and Developer Interview
As we begin to wrap up our last few thoughts on convention season it’s almost criminal that we haven’t talked about Remedy’s Control yet. The game which wowed audiences and press alike at E3 found its...
Bus Simulator 18: How the devs made public transport magic
Bus Simulator 18 is one of this summer’s biggest Steam indie hits. Who’d have thought the idea of driving other people around a city would be so addictive? We caught up with the folks behi...
Pillars of Eternity 2 – Beast of Winter 2 Interview
When the first major DLC for Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire launches on August 2nd, things in the game will get downright chilly. Called Beast of Winter, the DLC sends players on a frosty adventure c...
Laser League: Before the Toy
Tomorrow, May 10, Laser League will launch. For indie studio Roll7, it’s a scary prospect: the first game with online multiplayer, first game hitting three platforms at once, and their first game buil...
H1Z1 Pro League – Twin Galaxies Interview
This past weekend, several journalists and I were flown out to Las Vegas to cover the inaugural H1Z1 Pro League, the first Battle Royale eSports league (stay tuned for my editorial on the event for my...
Headsnatchers Interview with CEO Cristian Gonzalez
Headsnatchers is a fun game designed to bring your dolls to life. In an action combat battle you’ll be able to collect heads and swap them out against opponents. The team has done a great job and we s...
For the King: The Inspiration Behind a Unique Upcoming RPG
For the King – a rogue-like tabletop RPG – is a game that caught our eye here at Gamespace. It promised to fuse together some of the most popular game types into one fluid experience̷...
ICYMI: GRIP announced – Get on all the walls with this futuristic racer
You may have missed it earlier this week, but GRIP was recently announced. Remember the rad games of the late 90s where you raced up the walls and upside down? Well, they’re back with a vengeanc...