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The Cave Review
Amid all the talk of originality drying up and this being a generation of safety plays and wallets leading hearts and minds, it’s easy to forget just how many firsts we’ve seen in the last few years....
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First look at Double Fine's Broken Age
“From Double Fine productions and 90,000 of their closest friends.” Double Fine has finally released the first trailer for Broken Age, its crowd funded point-and-click adventure game, previously known...
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20 Games Industry Rule Busters – Part 1
1. Double Fine Adventure Year: 2012 Setting the Kickstarter standard Whether you believe in the concept of crowdfunding or not, Double Fine’s $3,336,371 haul significantly excelled its modest $400,000...
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Double Fine’s next game “complete opposite of Broken Age”
Broken Age may not be finished until later this year but Schafer says it’s already had a positive impact on the studio, with publishers coming to them now and Double Fine more able to define the...
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Grim Fandango Remastered review
Death; it’s a laugh, isn’t it? All that toil and effort through life only to find that you’ve been dumped in the land of the dead with a world to travel before you can get to the cushy afterlife you’ve...
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50 Best Developers In The World
Originally printed in games™ 157 How do you judge greatness? As we took on the task of listing and judging the best developers in the world, we found that simply running them off the top of our heads...
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Broken Age: Act 2 review
Broken Age: Act 1 ended with a twist, as the maiden-kidnapping monster that Vella aimed to take down and the spaceship on which Shay had lived his entire life were revealed to be one and the same. Act...
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10 years of Psychonauts – In conversation with Tim Schafer
Double Fine’s attention was focused on its new point-and-click adventure Broken Age and the release of Massive Chalice, but ten years ago it was Psychonauts that was blowing minds… So you left...
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Massive Chalice review
Strategy games have conditioned us to believe that mysterious species, superior firepower and unbreakable defences are the biggest threat to humanity’s ongoing survival. Massive Chalice baulks at the...
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Everything review
It was very easy for us to fall in love with Everything since it touches on so many gaming styles that we’ve found infinitely appealing in recent years, but what sets it apart is how unlike anything...
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