Thatgamecompany News

Journey has become the first video game score nominated for a Grammy award, in the category, "Best Score Soundtrack For Visual Media."

While thatgamecompany's three game deal with Sony produced three financial and critical successes, studio co-founder Jenova Chen admits that platform exclusivity was something that held them back from their true aspirations.

We take a look back at Journey's creative process and surprising responses with thatgamecompany co-founder Jenova Chen.

Indie dev thatgamecompany is beloved for its unique game designs. From flOw to Journey, the studio has surprised gamers by offering something truly unique. So... why did they make a multiplayer zombie shooter?

The Journey: Collector's Edition will hit retail discs on August 28 for $29.99. Developer thatgamecompany revealed the details, along with a full list of extras we can expect from the package.

An ad has revealed the Journey Collector's Edition will include extras like mini-games, documentaries, and all three soundtracks.

thatgamecompany, developer of flOw, Flower, and Journey, is no longer a PlayStation-exclusive studio. With the studio's three game contract with Sony now over, the company has confirmed plans to expand into a multiplatform studio.

In addition to the departure of studio co-founder Kellee Santiago, executive producer Robin Hunicke has also announced she's leaving thatgamecompany.

thatgamecompany's Jenova Chen announced that thatgamecompany's third game has become "the fast-selling game ever released in the SCEA region on the PlayStation Network."

Thatgamecompany co-founder and president Kellee Santiago is leaving the developer responsible for Journey, Flower and flOw. With Journey released and TGC starting a new project, she's off to sow her knowledge in new pastures.

But what would Journey look like without its current graphical sheen? At Game Developers Conference, designer Jenova Chen gave us a look at Journey's earliest 2D prototypes.

Journey creative director Jenova Chen shares the reasons behind the setting, game length, and why it won't receive a sequel.

Journey will be available March 13th for the masses, but Sony has announced that PlayStation Plus subscribers will be able to glide through the desert one week early.

Developer Jenova Chen from thatgamecompany explains how game design constraints caused by technical limitations often spur the creation of more elegant solutions.