We interviewed game director Mike Daly after the launch of Insomniac’s recent Wolverine game to get his take on what makes Wolverine and Spidey different to work on, his thoughts on breadcrumb trails, and why Logan can’t ever seem to get the girl.
We went hands-on with Disney Illusion Island developer Dlala Studios’ latest game, Murals, and spoke with the team about putting its own action spin on classic fairy tales.
India’s game development scene is flourishing, thanks in large part to a supportive community that wants its work to be seen and played internationally.
A wide range of blogs make this week's edition an interesting beast. But not everything is all sunshine and rainbows. This week one blogger bids farewell to a favorite Game Informer editor.
The Xbox One and Xbox App's February update is rolling out starting
with the Xbox App today and the Xbox One tomorrow, enabling some
usability features and the return of Gamerscore leaderboards.
We may not be getting a new Assassin's Creed game this
year, but fret not fans – a novel aimed at young adults based in the
Assassin's Creed universe is on the way.
The Lego Star Wars games and animated films typically rely on the
established characters of the Star Wars universe for its protagonists,
but a new animated series looks at a different avenue of Star Wars.
Heart Machine's Kickstarted success story, Hyper Light Drifter, has had a
vague Spring 2016 release date for some time, but it appears that
release window might be getting close.
