Horizon Zero Dawn
Sony's E3 Has Increasingly Become About Games You Won't Play For Years
The company's press conference is always full of surprises, so long as you're okay being years older when they're done.
Why I Keep Coming Back to 'Minecraft'
While other games collect dust on the shelf, ‘Minecraft’ continues to collect my time and affection.
2-Week Long Staycations Are Meant for Video Games
I haven’t taken time off work to play a video game since ‘Ni No Kuni’ released in 2013, and while this vacation wasn’t *for* video games, they definitely helped pass the time.
What 'Mass Effect: Andromeda' and 'Horizon' Could Learn from 'Night in the Woods'
They may be big-budget, prestige projects, but they have a lot to learn about naturalistic dialog.
A Photographer Chronicles The Alien Beauty of 'Horizon Zero Dawn'
A photo essay across the wilds of Earth, post-post-apocalypse.
'Horizon Zero Dawn' Is the Young Adult Novel I’ve Always Wanted to Play
Aloy’s world is very reminiscent of scenes from 'The Hunger Games' and other literature—and this is a good thing.
Assembling Aloy: How 'Horizon Zero Dawn' Is Built Around Its Hero
Discussing influences and interactions with the game's narrative director John Gonzales.
We Dive Deeper into ‘Breath of the Wild,’ Switch, Fandom on Waypoint Radio
That silence is one podcaster checking to see if FedEx is at the door.
‘Horizon Zero Dawn’ Writer Responds to Criticism of Native American Appropriation
John Gonzales, the game’s narrative director, comments on its use of the term 'brave.'
Be Sure to Find Some Quiet Time in ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’
The action-RPG is heavy on serious conversations and desperate combat. But sometimes a snowflake or a sunrise can be just as powerful.