Battle Vision Network Interview: Capybara Games on Risk, Reinvention, and Returning to Puzzle Roots
Capybara Games reveals how Battle Vision Network reinvented itself after a dramatic development shift.
Resident Evil Requiem Interview – Why Capcom Chose Restraint Over Escalation
Capcom discusses fear, contrast, and why Resident Evil Requiem is stepping back to move forward.
Resident Evil Requiem Preview – Two Protagonists, One Relentless Vision of Survival Horror
Two survivors. Two mindsets. One nightmare that never stays still.
1998: The Toll Keeper Story Interview – Why GameChanger Studio Refused to Turn Trauma Into Spectacle
Understanding the restraint, responsibility, and quiet moral tension in 1998: The Toll Keeper Story.
Glen Schofield Interview – Why AI Won’t Save Games, but Smarter Leadership Might
For Glen Schofield, the future of games isn’t bigger, it’s smarter. And it’s still very human.
Rainbow Six Siege X Interview – The Past, Present and Future with Alexander Karpazis
From its 2015 roots to the new Siege X, Ubisoft’s tactical shooter continues to evolve: one operator, one lesson, and one decade at a time.
Pragmata Interview – The Art of Creating Emotion in a Cold Frontier
Years after its reveal, Pragmata emerges as Capcom’s most introspective adventure — a story of connection amid cosmic silence.
Monster Hunter Stories 3 Interview – Evolving the Hunt into a Deeper Journey
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection matures the bond between rider and monster, transforming adventure into reflection.
Resident Evil Requiem Interview – Coming Home to Raccoon City & the Roots of Fear
Capcom revisits Raccoon City in Resident Evil Requiem — a haunting return that turns fear itself into a form of growth.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Interview – Capcom’s Hopeful Return to the Soul of the Samurai
In Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword, strength is only half the battle — the rest is learning what to do with it.
IGDX 2025: Grim Trials Brings Death, Metal, and New Life to Glory Jam
A brutal yet heartfelt roguelite where death is never the end—only the beginning.
IGDX 2025: Linework Turns Forensic Art into Fun as You Draw the Truth
Linework turns the precision of forensic art into a detective puzzle — blending drawing, dialogue, and deduction in 90s Shanghai.
IGDX 2025: Mankibo’s Montabi Mixes Heart, Strategy, and Tactical Goodness
Montabi turns monster collecting into a deep tactical roguelike — and signals Indonesia’s growing creative confidence.
IGDX 2025: How Gambir Studio’s KuloNiku: Bowl Up! Is Spicing Up the Cooking Genre
KuloNiku: Bowl Up! shows how Southeast Asian studios are stepping onto the global stage.
SEDAP! and Survival: How kopiforge is Cooking Up a Miracle in Singapore’s Indie Scene
From classroom prototype to console release, SEDAP! shows how Kopiforge fought to survive Singapore’s indie grind.