Interview

Oriental Empires is a new 4X strategy game from the developers at Shining Pixel Studios, taking place in the ancient orient. The game itself is similar to the Civilization series, but also presents a few unique components that set it apart from other games in the same genre.

With a plethora of Collectible Trading Card games coming on the market in the past few years, it's difficult for a new franchise to make its mark. We had a chance to ask the designers of Elder Scrolls: Legends about the things that make their game different, and what their plans are to keep it fresh in the future.

Recently we had the chance to meet up with Dim Bulb Games at PAX West 2017 and got some hands-on time with their upcoming title, Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. Johnnemann Nordhagen, founder of Dim Bulb Games was kind enough to answer a few of our questions about the game and the independent development process.

Recently we had a chance to sit down with Total War: Warhammer 2's Lead Designer of New Content, Richard Aldridge at PAX West and talk all things Total Warhammer. Thanks to SEGA for giving us time to get hands on with the game, and be sure to check back for our review before its release on September 28th.

We sat down with the developers of Either One, to discuss their latest IP, The Occupation.

Disc Jam came from a team of two people, who just wanted to make something like Pong. We sat down (skyped down really) with Timothy Rap, co-founder of High Horse Studios, and co-developer to talk about Disc Jam's initial release, and what went into its development.

We sat down with Reactor Interactive's Ryan Buhr and Drew Clark to discuss the studio's debut title, Sector 13.

We sit down with Destructive Creations’ CEO Jarosław Zieliński to discuss his new game, Hatred, and all the buzz around it!

We recently had the pleasure to sit down with LyteShot CEO Mark Ladd and CTO Tom Ketola to talk about LyteShot, location based gaming, and even augmented reality.

We sit down with everyone's favorite British videogame rapper, Dan Bull, and discuss the finer things in life. Check it out!