How Hades plays with Greek myths
Hell to pay
design
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How Teardown made a great game from destruction
If you unbuild it, they will come
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How upgrading cards fuels Monster Train's wild ride
Train in vain
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The difficulty with Pathologic 2's difficulty
A game about struggle
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How I Wanna Run The Marathon riffed on Mario to draw a crowd
Some games are made to be watched
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How Raft’s shark feeds its survival game
Sometimes that shark looks right at ya
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How Untitled Goose Game made a game out of everyday items
From tulips to teapots
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How American Truck Simulator recreates the grand American west
Keep on truckin'
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How Hunt: Showdown creates hot, dripping tension
Wascally wabbit
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How Shovel Knight's last boss was designed four times
Dig up, stupid
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Exclusive: two new Magic: The Gathering cards revealed - including punchy goats
Punchy goats and magic soldiers
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How Unity Of Command 2 balances game design with military history
Where abstraction meets accuracy
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How A Plague Tale: Innocence's rat hordes were made
I'll have you know they make very good pets
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Why you can anger the gods in Noita
Who wouldn't want to
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How Magic: The Gathering card sets are designed
If you go down to the woods today...
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How Hypnospace Outlaw's 1990s internet was made
*screaming dial-up noise*
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How Outer Wilds built a planet which falls apart
22 minutes to go
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How a book binds the Return of the Obra Dinn
Page turner
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The pain of designing Path of Exile’s exquisite balance of restriction and reward
Delve a little deeper
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How theHunter: Call of the Wild simulates wild animals
The game's real stars are its animators
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How cutting off heads got GNOG finished
The guillotine of design