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PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017 - The titles that defined the last year in the PC games market GOTY Dec 21st, 2017

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017 - The titles that defined the last year in the PC games market

Come check out the titles that we think have made 2017 what it was

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017 - Playerunknown's Battlegrounds: The One that Took Over The World PCGI Games of 2017 Dec 13th, 2017

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017 - Playerunknown's Battlegrounds: The One that Took Over The World

Arguably the biggest PC game since Minecraft - and it's only getting started

Has Shadow cracked cloud PC gaming with its Blade tech? CUTTING EDGE Nov 23rd, 2017

Has Shadow cracked cloud PC gaming with its Blade tech?

How Emmanuel Freund went from building phones for the old to trying to reinvent the PC

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PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017 – Sonic Mania: The One that Showed Sometimes Listening to The Fans Pays Off GAMES of 2017 Dec 20th, 2017

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017 – Sonic Mania: The One that Showed Sometimes Listening to The Fans Pays Off

Why triple-A companies shouldn't view ROM hackers and fan projects as a threat when they could be augmenting their projects

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017 - Overwatch: The One that Highlighted the Pressures Devs feel from the Community GAMES OF 2017 Dec 19th, 2017

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017 - Overwatch: The One that Highlighted the Pressures Devs feel from the Community

The developers behind some of the world's largest and most successful games are now outright saying that dealing with the community can be draining. It's time that we, the industry, listened.

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017: Hellblade: The One that Proved Mid Tier Development Can Be Successful (Sometimes) GAMES OF 2017 Dec 18th, 2017

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017: Hellblade: The One that Proved Mid Tier Development Can Be Successful (Sometimes)

Indie-A, triple-I... whatever you want to call these mid-tier projects, they can work

Why Red Kite Games does work-for-hire HIRED GUNS Dec 15th, 2017

Why Red Kite Games does work-for-hire

How the games studio balances its own projects with other people's and what it has learnt from being a hired gun

Why did Unity buy Multiplay's digital business for £19m? THE GREAT UNIFIER Dec 14th, 2017

Why did Unity buy Multiplay's digital business for £19m?

We caught up Multiplay's director of digital solutions Paul Manuel to find out how this deal came about and what it means for both companies

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017: Star Wars Battlefront 2 - The One That Triggered a Backlash to Aggressive Monetisation GAMES OF 2017 Dec 14th, 2017

PCGamesInsider.biz Games of 2017: Star Wars Battlefront 2 - The One That Triggered a Backlash to Aggressive Monetisation

How the desperation of a video games behemoth might have cut off a potentially lucrative revenue stream

Two MMO vets are taking a new approach to the genre with Crowfall MAGIC MMO-MENTS Dec 12th, 2017

Two MMO vets are taking a new approach to the genre with Crowfall

ArtCraft Entertainment founders J. Todd Coleman and Gordon Walton reveal the market’s influence on their new MMORPG

Why Reikon wished it had made cyberpunk action game Ruiner a little bit easier POSTMORTEM Nov 22nd, 2017

Why Reikon wished it had made cyberpunk action game Ruiner a little bit easier

Difficulty might have put off some people, the studio says

'I don't feel ownership over battle royale,' says Playerunknown's Battlegrounds creator SEEING GREENE Nov 17th, 2017

'I don't feel ownership over battle royale,' says Playerunknown's Battlegrounds creator

Creative director Brendan Greene talks PUBG's success, working with its community and the burgeoning battle royale genre

Why Cliff Harris is getting out of publishing and has decided he likes Early Access CHINESE DEMOCRACY Nov 15th, 2017

Why Cliff Harris is getting out of publishing and has decided he likes Early Access

And why he's bringing Democracy to China

Coffee Stain’s journey from Goat Simulator studio to indie publisher STAIN OF SUCCESS Nov 13th, 2017

Coffee Stain’s journey from Goat Simulator studio to indie publisher

In 2014, Coffee Stain was releasing comedy game Goat Simulator; now it is helping indies reach market

Esports, MMOs and China: We catch up with Trion Worlds chief Scott Hartsman HOLY TRINITY Nov 10th, 2017

Esports, MMOs and China: We catch up with Trion Worlds chief Scott Hartsman

The MMO specialist has many fingers in many pies

Milestone's race to the big leagues 21 YEARS AND COUNTING Nov 9th, 2017

Milestone's race to the big leagues

The Italian studio has moved from a work-for-hire outfit to an indie behemoth that has grown its revenue by ten times in five years

Why Sony Music is getting into video games with indie label Unties HIT THE MUSIC Nov 3rd, 2017

Why Sony Music is getting into video games with indie label Unties

And why PlayStation isn’t involved in this new venture

Intel talks Coffee Lake CPUs, esports and Brexit INTELLIGENCE! Oct 27th, 2017

Intel talks Coffee Lake CPUs, esports and Brexit

Fresh off the launch of its brand new Coffee Lake CPUs, PCGamesInsider caught up with Intel UK sales director Steve Shakespeare

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