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Interview
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RPS@PAX 2022: A deep dive into PAX's Pinny Arcade community
Some pinteresting conversations
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It's still tough to be a new Eve Online player in 2022
CCP are making progress on tackling Eve's learning curve, but some players are taking matters into their own hands
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We spoke to the only person who was still playing Babylon’s Fall last week
"It may not be a good experience, but it’s certainly unique."
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The making of The Gunk: how the SteamWorld devs went from mist balls to saving the planet
We sit down with director Ulf Hartelius to celebrate its release on Steam
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How Chinatown Detective Agency is making a cultural impact
Creative director Mark Fillon on being polarising, challenging players, and how to portray Asia
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DreadXP are giving devs the creative freedom to make weird, surprising, lovely horror games
From game jams to indie horror publishing powerhouse
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Vampire Survivors' creator just wanted something to play at the weekend
Luca Galante on the influences and origins of the surprise smash hit
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We go on a space dive with Mojiken Studios about their upcoming point and click game
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We speak to the devs behind the My Time At Portia sequel, which is finally hitting early access on May 26th
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Halo Infinite's players are frustrated, and streamers are feeling the pinch
A live service game that’s forgotten it’s a live service game
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Paradise Killer interview: some answers on the B-side
Or is it a double-A?
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Paradise Killer devs on the benefits of being really, really weird
Just go hog wild
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We sit down with creative director Noah Decter-Jackson to talk about the origins of their upcoming turn-based tactics game
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The Fertile Crescent blends Bronze Age strategy with managing pomegranates
The fastest way to an empire's heart is through its stomach
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"From the very start, Babylon’s Fall would include the elements of high fantasy, hack and slash, and live service.”
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The Steam Deck is finally here – we asked Valve how it was built, and where it’s going next
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Gabe Newell talks Steam Deck, crypto risks and why the PC industry “won’t tolerate” closed platforms
We interview Valve’s co-founder on hardware plans and consolidation in gaming
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Consolidation in games must “create value for customers,” says Gabe Newell
“How are you making your game developers better developers?”
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Gabe Newell: NFT actors “not people you want to be doing business with”
Valve head speaks on “criminal activity” around NFTs and why Steam stopped accepting cryptocurrency