Latest articles by Ian Dean
This solo indie dev explains why today's best indie JRPGs don't actually want to look retro.
"Create for yourself until the right people find you," says Amir Zand.
The growing importance of new tech like Lightcraft Jetset for indie filmmaking.
The art epiphanies that propelled Morgan Noll from no experience to Star Trek: Lower Decks.
A pixel art, neo-noir Happy Death Day-alike I couldn't put down.
For Prime Day, save on one of the best drawing tablets I've tested.
This Switch 2 port is missing some newer upgrades, but I still couldn't put it down.
"Without AI, NUVAGAIA would still be a folder of notes," says Gerard Bisbal.
It's because of the art team's one golden design rule.
Why are Epic’s new plans dividing everyone?
Sovereign Tower’s art director reveals how a 19th-century illustrator inspired this RPG.
It's instantly familiar in the best way possible.
No Law wants you to notice everything in its world.
Why it feels fresher than PlayStation and Xbox.
Krafton's PUBG Ally experiment and Nvidia ACE UE5 plugins reveal the future of real-time AI characters.
An experiment in retro horror that can feel too authentic.
The most ambitious piece of interactive design yet.
How a two-person indie dev crafted a vast, interconnected world by hand.
Milk VFX visualised 450 million years of Earth’s lost worlds.
Our experts pick the best easels for painting available today.
This gorgeous retro gaming book explains why Fatal Fury deserves more respect.
It's not on sale, but after a year of waiting, I finally need one.
