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Lex Luddy is a freelance writer and journalist. She has written for Vice, Fanbyte, PLAY Magazine, Gayming Magazine, Push Square, startmenu and more. She can be found on BlueSky @basicallilexi.bsky.social talking about Like A Dragon, Kirby, and queer representation in media.
Afterlove's difficult development shines through in minor glitches but that can't take away from its uncompromising, uncomfortable, and cathartic look at friendship and grief.
Poor performance and an egregious progression belie a competent tower defense romp.
Ireland is home to a well-educated, English-speaking, diverse workforce and is already the tech hub of Europe. So why hasn't it truly penetrated the video game industry?
The Developer of [Echostasis] tells us about the importance of hope in horror.
Night Dial's creative director breaksdown his upcoming game and its cinematic and Irish influences.
The Dungeon & Fighter prequel pulls inspiration from a lot of sources which may be to its detriment.
With Shadows of The Damned: Hella Remastered on the horizon, Shinji Mikami and Suda51 shine a light on the difficulties of bringing back old games
Usual June is shaping up to be extraordinary after hands-on with this narrative hack and slash.
Marvel Rivals' final two heroes coming for launch were shown at Gamescom and it seems like they fit right in.
A strange Gamescom demo did no favours to Pearl Abyss' upcoming open-world action RPG, but there is definitely something to what was shown.
