
Learn how a group of Chicagoans created our favorite TNT game, Cards Against Humanity, and the easiest way to know the darkness of a man's soul.

$80 million invested into next-gen development, upcoming layoffs, and more sequels.

In which we ponder the most profound question of all: pray tell, are video games DUMB?
At least you don't have to log into Home?

Two-year commitment would net an Xbox 360, Kinect, XBL Gold, and more.

Closure designer Tyler Glaiel finds the response to his own game, and what it says about modern game design, kind of depressing.

If you're to believe Satoru Iwata's rhetoric, Wii U will be for the core. Mostly.

More details at E3, and it's coming this summer to Xbox 360. That's about it.

Former 2K Marin developers convene in Portland to create something new.

And by get crazy, I mean design experimental games and teach.

The weekend is almost here, which means piano soundtracks, lists of podcasts, and finding a reason to say the word zinesters.

Be warned, there are spoilers within! Also, madness. Also, scribbling.

Developers of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 move onto a free-to-play online shooter.

Frame rate, audio syncing on the agenda for the older games, auto saving for the most recent sequel.

We glean some answers from lead gameplay designer Sergei Kuprejanov a few weeks before Max Payne 3 finally hits shelves.

Point 'n click around a tree with a scary spider before reading about Microsoft completely blowing a Hollywood deal and dissecting the word "immersion."

We're already Japanese video game experts, but a few more couldn't hurt.

The acclaimed, controversial designer and inspiration for a hysterical Twitter account on Lionhead, the future, and first hearing about Peter Molydeux.

When Cody and Kari Clark realized they no longer had any programmers, there were two options: give up or figure it out. They figured it out.

THQ and Vigil Games claim the short delay is for polishing and bug testing.

Over 48 hours, Juan Rubio was a designer, programmer, composer, and anything else required to make survival horror meets bowling come to life.

How one customer's purchase of Dragon Age: Origins forced GameStop's hand, and whether it means anything for used games going forward.

New option should give players more control over their purchases.

Even though it's April, Patrick's going down the horror rabbit hole, which also means plenty of contemplation about everyone's favorite subject: death.

You won't be hopping around your room, but you will be shouting in it.