Going where no clicker game has gone before

We talk to Paperclips and Drop7 developer Frank Lantz about his ambitious new browser title

• frank lantz
• paperclips

Surprise! If it’s a sleeper hit, the chances are it’s on PC

The oldest games platform on the market also remains the most dynamic

• Minecraft
• playerunknown's battlegrounds
• pubg
• garry's mod
• roblox
• dayz

Publisher and educator: Meet Digital Bros, Italy's biggest games company

Many fingers in many pies

• Italy
• international
• remedy

Just over a month after launch, Divinity: Original Sin 2 is closing in on 1m units

'It's going better than I expected, and I'm an optimist'

• success story
• divinity: original sin 2

Editorial: The triple-A games market is eating itself alive

The cost of making games has shot through the roof, but their RRP remains the same

Meet Roblox: The biggest game platform you have (likely) never heard of

This year, the firm is set to pay out $30m split between 1.9m game creators

• MMO
• user-generated content
• roblo

Why Massimo Guarini set up Last Day of June developer Ovosonico

The studio's head on expanding video games into the mainstream

• Italy
• international
• last day of june

“Our ambition has increased significantly": Meet Curve 3.0

After being purchased by The Catalis Group in 2016, Curve Digital is upping its game

• influencers
• bomber crew
• human fall flat

'We wanted it to have two buttons and still feel and play like Super Meat Boy'

After seven years, we're finally getting a sequel to Super Meat Boy

• super meat boy forever
• super meat boy

What Ubisoft has learnt from two years of Rainbow Six: Siege

Almost two years after Rainbow Six: Siege hit shelves, we catch up with Ubisoft’s premier ‘games as a service’ title

• rainbow six siege
• games as a service

Why Auroch is releasing a digital version of classic tabletop game Ogre

A digital version of the 1977 tabletop game classic is hitting shelves today. We catch up with production manager Nina Adams to find out more

• ogre
• tabletop games
• steve jackson

"Now is a time for change": What Housemarque learnt from Nex Machina's less-than-stellar release

The Finnish developer's first self-published project launched to critical acclaim, so why didn't that turn into sales?

• nex machina

How I learnt to stop worrying and love the Bomb: Runner Duck on its FTL-style WW2 game Bomber Crew

Why two developers ditched mobile free-to-play to make a procedural game about WorlD War Two bombers

• bomber crew

Wargaming: "You never know where the next Angry Birds or League of Legends will come from"

Why the military game specialist is on the hunt for new projects

How Sloclap's Absolver sold 250,000 copies

“Absolver's success shows that even though it's a very competitive market, there is always room for original gaming experiences.”

• absolver