Katya Ryabova

These three studios are making very different types of games, but the one thing they have in common is a dedication to great storytelling

Or how I learned to pause and spot the bullshit.

Taking a first look at Cassette Beasts 2002 at Gamescom, it appears that they are refining what works and doing away with what doesn't.

After trying out a hands-on demo of Archetype Entertainment's upcoming Exodus game, we're incredibly excited for the game.

Project Hail Mary VR had a special preview at this year's Gamescom, and we had a glimpse of what the upcoming adventure is about.

Pushing out a free remaster and major new DLC to a beloved game is a great way to hype up the next title in the series.

Sex scenes are still rare in games, and players' outlooks on them are notably nuanced

Hilltop Studios' work-in-progress is ambitious and atmospheric, and I'm obsessed

The gaming industry is no walk in the park, but government programs and Canadian Media Fund initiatives can help indie projects get their start.

In an era of Roblox, the little "E" or "T" simply doesn't cut it.

Ciri's status as a Witcher is not as lore-breaking or clear-cut as some people claim

The debut by Lunacy Studios is a short puzzle platformer that’s well worth your time.

Looking to attend a video game event in Canada? We've got you covered with a comprehensive list of events happening across the country.

The annual event highlights and celebrates the achievements and talent of student game developers across Ontario.

We're all looking for hope in the ruins of (interplanetary) capitalism

We can marry whoever we like in Pelican Town, so why no they/them pronouns?

Don’t let the label scare you away — or bring you in… if you’re into that sort of thing.

Or is the place not corrupted by capitalism… SPACE!?

Control is an illusion, even before children. Sometimes, a sick day flips the script.

Developers and investors reflected on Canada's video game industry, saying there's need for people who can sell games.