Edge Magazine

Mass Effect 2 found its identity in the intimate and personal

Tomb Raider remake boss says the game has to leave moments that bring "the most emotions" untouched

How an indie spy game made turn-based tactics relentlessly exciting

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis devs are cutting back on modern hand holding

New D&D RPG Warlock has a smaller open world so devs can "pull back a little bit on the handholding"

Playing God: The revolutionary AI that made Black & White still unforgettable

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation lead says making each game in the trilogy complete was "non-negotiable"

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation lead says he pushed Square Enix for a physical version of the JRPG

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation lead tried hard not to turn the series into his "personal fan project"

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation battle lead doesn't know the best way to balance real-time and turn-based

Uncharted 2's brilliance isn't just about guns and trains, it's about people

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is still basically the DNA of all Ubisoft open-world games

Japanese devs are healthier because they have fewer layoffs and smaller exec salaries, says expert

TLOU director says AAA games are "boring," he's "not excited" looking at God of War Laufey gameplay

13 years in and on its third console generation, how does GTA 5 hold up for a return visit?

The Depths is the best part of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and it's the epitome of everything Zelda as a series has been building to

In a world of Slime Rancher and Palworld, I still crave more Viva Piñata

I'm excited for Stage Tour, but Rock Band 4 will take a lot to beat

LA Noire still stands as Rockstar's extravagant, cinematic ode to noir fiction that could have changed everything

Sony ending PlayStation discs "was always going to happen," says analyst

The Witcher 3 lead says designing for player curiosity "really came to haunt us" early on