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Issue 370 – Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2

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Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 Exclusive Coverage

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GI Spy

Each month, we attend events and visit developers to get the latest information on the hottest games. Check out some of our latest photos from around the industry.
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Rediscovering The Forgotten Realms

Editor-in-chief Matt Miller went to the Wizards of the Coast headquarters to learn about how D&D’s upcoming books will embrace the Forgotten Realms, a classic setting you might recognize from Baldur’s Gate 3.
by Matt Miller on

interview

The Good Ending

We spoke to Shannon Purser, best known as the actress behind Barb in Stranger Things, about her journey from the Upside Down to releasing music inspired by Silent Hill 2.
by Wesley LeBlanc on
Top Five

Top Five Bloodlines

Some video games are meant to be played by families. Some are about families. Here are some of the bloodlines that have persisted through franchise sequels and spinoffs.
by Kyle Hilliard on

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Breaking New Ground(ed)

We interviewed the developers at Obsidian to learn everything we could about Grounded 2’s Game Preview period, including its new map, tools, rideable bugs, and more.
by Wesley LeBlanc on

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Through Sand, Sea, & Snow

Sword of the Sea is the latest project from Giant Squid, developer of Abzû and The Pathless. We spoke with its co-founder, Matt Nava, about how this sand skating game came to be.
by Marcus Stewart on
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This Is Not A Cozy Game

What does it mean to be a “cozy” game? Contributor Jill Grodt speaks to cozy game developers from across the industry to learn their thoughts on the label and get to the bottom of why this non-genre is such a phenomenon.
by Jill Grodt on

Previews

Reviews

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Number Go Up

How ‘returning value to shareholders’ has left game developers behind.
by Mike Futter on
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ISSN 3069-1478 (Online), ISSN 1067‑6392 (Print)