In-depth interviews with game developers, artists, composers, and creators — exploring their journeys, creative processes, and the games they bring to life.
Iron Meat mixes Contra-style run-and-gun combat with grotesque sci-fi horror. Creator Ivan Suvorov explains how Super Cyborg, pixel art and player feedback shaped its monsters and multi-phase boss battles.
Sammy Jukes: Twin Lakes blends detective work, puzzles, dark small-town secrets, and quirky character writing in a narrative adventure shaped by cult mystery influences. This gameplay feature and developer Q&A looks at the game’s story, choices, visuals, voice acting, and the strange town at the center of it all.
Multiplayer Medieval brings hack-and-slash combat to solo and multiplayer battles. Creator Archor Wright talks development setbacks, his rapid game-making ambitions and an offbeat dream project called Granny Theft Auto, alongside our impressions of the combat.
Timore Narhelma turns existential questions into psychological horror. Developer Vidas Salavejus explains how identity, distorted voices and unsettling synth effects shape the experience, alongside the horror films and games that influence his work.
Inside Pompeii: The Legacy with Željko Kos of Siscia Games, covering Roman history, the WhaleX engine, solo development, family succession, city-building systems, and the long road from Commodore 64 tinkering to rebuilding Pompeii.
A deep interview with Ismail Kemal Ciftcioglu from RealityArts Studio on UNAWAKE’s dark fantasy world, first-person melee combat, Unreal Engine 5 systems, AI behavior, music, player feedback, and long-term vision.
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with Walter Woods about Dark and Deep, Gustave Doré, solo development, sound design, invisible enemies, cosmic horror, player feedback, and building fear through art and atmosphere.
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with Rafał Jelonek about Ultimate Hunting, realism, hunting ethics, animal behavior, conservation, Unreal Engine 5, player feedback, and the challenges of building a modern hunting simulator.
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with Amonga99 about Army Troop, solo development, GameMaker, Unity, realistic FPS design, player feedback, AI bots, future projects, and why the indie path still matters.
Fix Gaming Channel speaks with ZeNN about developing games and streaming through South Africa’s load shedding, backup planning, power outages, creative resilience, and EPIC ZOMBIES.
Timore and Dye The Bunny 2 reflect Vidas Salavejus’s personal approach to horror, where music and unsettling ideas shape the experience. He shares how sound design, collaboration and player feedback influence his games, and what creative success means to him.
SERUM makes every expedition a race against the next dose. Game Island explains how brewing, time pressure and player feedback shaped its survival design, and how Unreal Engine 5 helped bring the hostile world of the Blight to life.
Derek McEwan brings distinctive voices to Bendy and the Dark Revival, Timore Redo and other games. From horror performances and Scottish accents to warm-ups and AI voices, he explains the preparation and small details that make a character feel alive.
Vampire Hunters stacks up to 14 weapons in a roguelite FPS built around experimentation. Gamecraft Studios producer Tiago Zaidan traces its game-jam origins, the player feedback that reshaped its arenas, and the rock and metal soundtrack driving its steampunk monster battles.
Classic Sport Driving turns a love of Amiga racers into hand-drawn scenery, procedural roads and demanding time trials. Pixel Wrappers’ Sylvain explains how player feedback, real racing experience and changing weather helped shape its retro racing design.
