Denuvo: “We never said we were uncrackable"

Three years ago, Denuvo was driving pirates out of the business; now games using their tech are being pirated in days. Is it game over for the anti-tampering giant?

• piracy
• anti-piracy
• denuvo

Why Lawbreakers dropped free-to-play and embraced MOBAs

After a two year break, Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski returned to games development to make new arena shooter Lawbreakers

• lawbreakers
• team shooters

“Perhaps sex really can sell” – Christine Love on the success of Ladykiller in a Bind

Developer Christine Love thought it would take years to recoup Ladykiller in a Bind's budget; it took just nine months

• visual novel
• success story

From mods to millions: How Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds took over the world

After years of making battle royale mods, Brendan Greene finally got to develop his own vision for this burgeoning genre

Data, enthusiasm and a personal touch: Mike Rose's vision for indie publisher No More Robots

How the media and indie publishing vet intends to crack the indie scene

• Publishing
• indie publishing

CCP's Big Bang: The Making of Eve Online

Over 14 years ago, a group of Icelandic developers inspired by '80s role-playing games and enabled by technological advancements decided to make

• interview
• interviews
• industry icon
• ccp games
• eve online

How Nosebleed hopes to please hardcore and casual gamers with Vostok Inc

"It comes from a bit of a frustration"

'PC games are a big part of Gamescom,' say show organisers

Ahead of Gamescom 2017, we speak to the event’s project manager Tim Endres to see what we can expect from this year’s show

• gamescom
• Koelnmesse
• events

Dan Marshall wants to invest in your game

Off the back of the success of his last title The Swindle, indie dev Dan Marshall has some cash to spare

• Investment
• Funding
• indie development