Luke Plunkett's posts

For a series without character, they had to find some humanity somewhere

The tale of how a video game is conceived, developed and released in the modern age

It's reported that Sony is 'bullish on the concept as a franchise starter'

No more Bandai Namco splash screens, just sweet release

The game's Season One doesn't add much, but what it does add is great

It's a very fancy book 'offering new insights into the art of virtual world-building'

Dmitry Glukhovsky says he's on the list after criticising Russia's invasion of Ukraine

There are cheaper, though maybe less effective ways to prove a point

What were you doing ten years ago? I was...writing a blog about this video game

A trailer just landed, with animation from Studio Trigger

First there were delays and drama, now there are layoffs and money trouble

You can't keep an industry trade show down forever

The beloved manga series will live on, with Miura's best friend in charge

Yes, we've had one Moebius-inspired game, but what about a second Moebius-inspired game?

There's a human element to these stories that is rarely seen by the public

Kelly's iconic works will be instantly recognisable to music, fantasy and toy fans around the world

They're 'separate projects with no connection to one another'

Delisting the game from retailers is a pretty drastic move

I hope they got their $80 worth from the original version

A game that was once 'a permanent PS4 exclusive' turns out not to be so permanent