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Naughty Dog head and The Last of Us creator Neil Druckmann is back in the news teasing what’s to come for the studio, and apparently there are multiple projects in the works.
Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann has revealed the developer has "multiple single-player projects" in the works and won't remain 'The Last of Us studio' forever.
Embracer CEO Lars Wingefors was recently featured in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz about the increasingly challenging reality of triple-A game development.
Even if you're not a Frostpunk player, you're probably already familiar with it as the "child labor game," an unforgiving sci-fi society building sim set in a world so brutal, conventional morality gets left at the door. But even Jakub Stokalski, lead designer of Frostpunk 1 and co-director on its sequel, was surprised at the lengths players went to make the game even more hardcore.
Baldur's Gate 3 might not be the bane on AAA developers that it was initially positioned as - in fact, it might be more of a help than a hindrance for future RPGs.
As reported earlier this year via rumors, Sony announced a new Astro Bot game coming to PlayStation 5 on September 6. Following the State of Play reveal, Team Asobi Creative Director Nicolas Doucet talked about the game in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, describing the new Astro Bot as the studio's biggest-ever game thanks to eighty levels spread across six planets.
Earlier this month, Grand Theft Auto 6 saw its release date narrowed down to autumn 2025, but there's still no confirmation over whether the game will launch on PC. Indeed, the question of a PC version was recently posed to Take-Two Interactive's CEO Strauss Zelnick. His response was typically cryptic, but it seems to suggest that Rockstar's hugely anticipated sequel will eventually arrive on the platform.
The Astro Bot series is known for showcasing PlayStation history, with some incredible deep cuts and cameos. For the upcoming Astro Bot, which was officially announced during Sony’s latest State of Play this week, that apparently comes in the form of a nearly 20-year-old meme.