It'll offer three modes and a variety of gameplay improvements.

We spoke to festival director Michael French MBE to learn more about how the London Games Festival is continuing to expand for its 2027 iteration, how it's continuing to position itself as the main gaming convention in the UK, and how trends around the world stack up when compared to the UK games business.

With The Wolves of War, one of today's foremost epic fantasy authors ventures into Slavic mythology after years of Vikings and Norse-inspired fantasy. John Gwynne spoke with Gamereactor about that transition, the fine line between depicting and glorifying war, his historical re-enactment adventures, heroism, and the importance of animals.

The second biggest launch to be exact.

Peter has worked in movie animation, video game development, and of course as a book author, so he was one of the most multidisciplinary artists at Celsius 232 and as you can see one of the most interesting interviews. Here we discuss alternate history, prose vs. audiovisual/interactive storytelling, Star Wars and Marvel, and naturally mechas, many mechas.

Old Xbox classics are getting a new lease of life on a new platform.

We spoke with the author at Celsius 232.

It doesn’t necessarily have to be a Dungeon Crawler Carl game.

Who doesn’t still remember the memorable big reveal in Star Wars: KOTOR? And the massive plot twist in Mass Effect involving the Reapers? The man behind both is Drew, and here we talked through his career, from BioWare and Baldur’s Gate right through to Archetype, where he’s set to blow our minds all over again with the time dilation in Exodus...

Instead of chasing trends.