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Wheel Wold developer interview; a person rides a bike down a trial in a colourful breezy cartoon world

How Wheel World's massive rolling landscapes were made possible with Houdini

By Alan Wen published

Small game dev teams can build large worlds without losing the human touch.

Video Game Design
Command & Conquer

Command & Conquer is back in the most surprising way

By Joe Foley published

Explore game design by learning from the past.

Video Game Design
Best Nintendo Switch games

Link's iconic horse was almost a moose, and other Zelda secrets revealed in unearthed Miyomoto interview

By Paul Hatton published

Zelda secrets revealed in newly translated interview from 1988

Video Game Design
Monolith Productions; Wonder Woman

Warner Bros. closing Monolith Productions is the end of an era – so what comes next?

By Ian Dean published

Player First and San Diego studios are also closed, as WB Games shares its vision for the future.

Video Game Design
An Aardman animator works his magic on set of the Wallace and Gromit stop motion movie

Stop-motion animation: everything you need to know

By Kulsoom Middleton published

Aardman Animations uses claymation, a form of stop motion animation, to create films like Wallace and Gromit

3D Animation
Monster Hunter Wilds review; knights with large weapons fight a massive monster in grassy field

Monster Hunter Wilds review: a new open-world design feels fresh and exciting

By Lewis Packwood published

The most accessible Monster Hunter game to date.

Gaming
Prologue: Go Wayback!; computer generated scenes from a video game showing mountains, forests and woodlands

PUBG creator's next game might be too brutal – and that's exactly the point

By Ian Dean published

Prologue: Go Wayback! aims for incredible realism.

Video Game Design
Muse AI; a head breathes fire

Microsoft's Muse AI wants to change how games are made - but can it work?

By Ian Dean published

Ninja Theory's generative AI can replicate gameplay and assets.

Video Game Design
Wanderstop indie game; A vibrant digital illustration portrays two characters seated on a park bench, along with other elements of a whimsical, animated setting.

"The environment is like a character in the game": how Wanderstop's world design blends Art Nouveau and Impressionism

By Alan Wen published

The art inspiration behind the The Stanley Parable dev's new game.

Video Game Design

You could design a character for Elder Scrolls 6 in unique charity auction

By Joe Foley published

Make your mark on Tamriel.

Video Game Design
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