Prison Architect, a Smart Game Worth a Look, Now Has Better Riots
The somewhat-wonderful, somewhat-demented
The Prisoners May Be Innocent in One of 2013's Most Interesting PC Games
I'm already on-record
I'd Rather Be Playing Prison Architect, a Most Uncomfortable Game
The most interesting decision a video game has given me the opportunity to make this year involved the interior decoration of a prison. The choice, which I was presented just yesterday: Did I want to put a window in the cell of a man on death row? Or save the money? Either way, he was going to die the next day.
Another Serious Game Falls to Apple's Anger-Inducing Approval Process
Proven countless times over the past several years alone, video games are a form of entertainment uniquely suited to communicating serious subjects in an interactive fashion — far more effectively than reading a book or watching a documentary. Unfortunately Apple wants nothing to do with that sort of communication, so…
Could Someone Actually Be Making A Decent Heist Game?
Spooky. We were only lamenting the other day around the office water cooler about how there weren't enough good heist games these days, and what do we get? A new heist game — and an interesting one to boot.
Steam Sale Saves Developer
If ever proof was needed of how important Valve's Steam platform has become to many PC developers, look no further than the tale of Introversion, the developers of Defcon and Darwinia, whose company was saved by a Steam sale.
The Darwinian Invasion Of Xbox Live Begins Next Month
In 2008, independent developer Introversion announced
Darwinia, Defcon Devs Talk About Their "Truly Terrible" 2008
Introversion's Chris Delay has - in a continuation of the company's earlier decision
Global Nuclear War Should Come To The DS
Talented British developers Introversion have announced that, after a previous deal with a publisher fell through, they're looking for somebody else to publish nuclear war "simulator" Defcon on the Nintendo DS.
A Look At How Microsoft Approve A Game For Release
Introversion - developers of Defcon and Darwinia - have a treat in store for us. Following "unprecedented approval" from Microsoft, they've uploaded a paper trail documenting the journey a game takes from pitch to release.
Run A Nuclear War On Your Desktop...Literally
Introversion, developers behind nuclear war party game Defcon, are no strangers to monkeying around with game code. This, we know
"Capture the Statue" in New Multiwinia Video
On September 19th players will be able to get their hands on Multiwinia: Survival of the Flattest, the fourth game from Introversion software. If you have ever played Darwinia or Defcon, then you know how great this game could be. Until then we have a new "Capture the Statue" video for you guys. Multiwinia Video Shows…
New Multiwinia Video Shows "King of the Hill"
For those of you who don't know, Multiwinia is the fourth game developed by Introversion Software. I was a huge fan of Defcon and Darwinia. Multiwinia looks like it's shaping up very nicely. In this video we take a look at the "King of the Hill" mode where players try to control zones.
New Title Chronometer In The Works At Introversion
Over at Introversion Software's blog, the developer of Defcon and Darwinia has revealed it's at work on its sixth game, Chronometer, with funding from the UK's Channel 4.
First Look At Multiplayer Darwinia
Though it's been public knowledge for a while now, nobody has really seen or heard much about Multiwinia, the upcoming multiplayer edition of Introversion's brilliant strategy title Darwinia. Have now! RPS' Kieron Gillen has had a sit-down with the game, which can be best summed up with "It's an RTS cut back to its core …