The sad tale of Odin Computer Graphics
Nodes of Yesod was Odin’s first and best-known game, a beautiful micro adventure where moles eat walls and muggers steal your stuff
Kim Justice
How to monetise your bad games
Surely nobody would set out to purposely make and sell a bad game. Surely.
Diving back into Human Revolution’s sea of orange
Kim Justice feels pulled back to the games that defined the Xbox 360
The old-fashioned beat-‘em-up is back – and better than ever
Why one of arcade gaming's best genres is undergoing a rebirth
Remembering Ocean Software co-founder David Ward
From some of the biggest hits of the decade to the creative likes of Wizball, David Ward’s Ocean Software was one of the UK games industry’s leaders
Video gaming's warm embrace
Our resident retrogaming expert Kim Justice revisits some old favourites
In praise of chrongaming
Columnist Kim Justice is on a quest to get her gaming career in order
GamesMaster proves that video games still have a place on TV
What the new GamesMaster lacks in pants, it makes up for in Sir Trev’s taste for charred contestants
The end of Sir Clive's era
A restless farewell
Zool is back: Redimensioned and reappraised
There are sadly no Chupa Chups present in Zool Redimensioned
Could a modern indie game light up the arcades?
Would Cuphead stand out in a room filled with so many other distractions?
The struggle to simplify sports games
It's little wonder everyone who stream FIFA seems to be perpetually angry