In-depth interviews with game developers, artists, composers, and creators — exploring their journeys, creative processes, and the games they bring to life.
Ranger Commando channels ’80s action films into short, explosive missions. Its solo developer explains the influence of Airborne Ranger and Cannon Fodder, the challenge of randomized objectives, and lessons carried over from working on Killzone.
PUBLSH veteran Ben Granados discusses what he’s playing, changing gaming audiences, global market shifts, publishing relationships, indie strategy, and where he sees the industry heading.
Mehuman Games CEO and game designer Michał Ciastoń talks about Vampires: Bloodlord Rising, the world of Sangavia, castle building, co-op, vampire powers, sound design, and the thinking behind the game’s rebrand from Vampire Dynasty.
Arnie Jorgensen discusses AI’s growing role in game development, what it could mean for human-made games, and why hands-on creativity still matters to him.
Composer Benedict Nichols, known for OMNO, The Falconeer, Before We Leave, and Bulwark, talks about shaping game worlds through music, creative identity, AI, and future projects.
Tomas Sala discusses Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles, the Edge of the World update, creative freedom, player feedback, and the design philosophy behind his evolving strategy sandbox.
Same Room, Same Day developer Eduard discusses emotional horror, trauma, healing, gameplay design, and the personal ideas behind the psychological FPS.
Indie developer Airem discusses HorrorCore, creative experimentation, horror design, and the ideas behind building distinctive game experiences.
Permafrost builds survival around permanent winter, scarce resources and cooperation. Space Rocket Games’ Paweł Brągoszewski explains the frozen world’s design, the role of its dog companion, and how demo feedback shaped the team’s development priorities.
Infiniwar developer Joe Theis discusses the game’s real-time tactics, roguelike structure, procedural battlefields, support abilities, and the ideas driving the project.
No Alibi combines top-down co-op heists with stealth, coordinated loadouts and the risk of a job going loud. Creator Alex Moore explains its Hotline Miami and Payday influences, the Heat system, and the challenge of keeping an online crew in sync.
Operator8 developer Johannes balances game creation with Aligned Games’ Unity asset business. He explains why scope, funding, community feedback and maintaining tools shape his work—and how his brother contributes to the audio.
George Tavoularis discusses Riddle Tower’s Welcome to the Party Halloween DLC, including its 25 new levels, puzzle design, humor, fixes, and future plans.
#DRIVE Rally brings ’90s arcade racing to stylized stages with temperamental co-drivers and customizable cars. Pixel Perfect Dude’s Dariusz Pietrala explains the handling, visual influences and development decisions behind the racer.
Last Whisper puts solo and co-op survival inside a dystopian world of scarce resources and corporate control. MxzStudio’s Maxime and Viviane explain the challenges of limiting scope, shaping the interface and using player feedback to refine their game.
