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Edge

Jul 01 2021
Magazine

The world’s most respected multiformat videogame magazine. Edge delivers incisive, intelligent writing and stunning designs with extensive news, interviews and preview sections. Edge is independent, intelligent, informative, and delivered with unrivaled design values.

EDGE

How can gaming get greener? • And are the UK industry’s attempts to tackle the climate crisis enough?

OUT OF A JAM

ACTIVE DUTY

Broadcast media • Behind the scenes of Ghosts, an FMV-based game that can only be played once per day

PUBLIC AIRING • The thinking behind Ghosts’ 10pm watershed

REINVENTING AFRICA

Nurturing nature • How Afrofuturist strategy game We Are The Caretakers is helping to tackle real-world rhino poaching

FINDING ALLIES • On helping real-world conservationists perserve the rhino

FLAT SHARE

The new Propaganda • How years of struggle led to Brainwash Gang revealing seven games at once

MOTHER NATURE

Soundbytes • Game commentary in snack-sized mouthfuls

ARCADE WATCH • Keeping an eye on the coin-op gaming scene

THIS MONTH ON EDGE • When we weren’t doing everything else, we were thinking about stuff like this

DISPATCHES JULY

Trigger Happy • Shoot first, ask questions later

Unreliable Narrator • Exploring stories in games and the art of telling tales

Home sweet home?

MOST WANTED

TWELVE MINUTES • And you’re back in the room

Comic timing

GORD • Exploring the darkness on the edge of town

Generation gap

ROAD 96 • Taking a trip that delights in the path not taken

Stereo types

Car horns

THE DRIVER SYNDICATE • The long-dormant Driver series gets an old-school indie tribute

MOONGLOW BAY • Bunnyhug’s debut pulls you in hook, line and sinker

Small fry

Sea of solitude

HAROLD HALIBUT • The life aquatic has never looked so good

Sibling rivalry

TOODEE AND TOPDEE • This puzzle-platformer puts everything into perspective

Punk’s not dead

THE FERMI PARADOX • Strategy on an intergalactic scale

ROUNDUP

SOLAR FLAIR • Heart Machine’s elegant action-platformer redefines open-world traversal

SUNDIALOGUE

ANGLE OF ATTACK

PEACE OFFERING

PLAYING POLITICS • From triple-A to two-person teams, the developers refusing to shy away from politics in their games

NO SELL OUT

UNEASY ALLIES

COLLECTED WORKS DAVID CRANE • From Atari 2600 to SNES and back again – nearly 40 years later

NECROBARISTA • Visual and novel: the story behind a bittersweet and distinctively Australian brew

Q&A

THE GAME KITCHEN • How a small group of friends brought beautiful nightmares to life with their blood, sweat and tears

STILL PLAYING • REVIEWS. PERSPECTIVES. INTERVIEWS. AND SOME NUMBERS

Elements of the past, and elements of the future

Resident Evil Village

Returnal

New Pokémon Snap

Oddworld: Soulstorm

Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir/The Girl Who Stands Behind

R-Type Final 2

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion

Tasomachi: Behind The Twilight

MaskMaker

World Of Demons

Ashwalkers

Celeste • How facing inner turmoil helped us climb a mountain

TWIN PICOS

Disco Elysium • A progress report on the games we just can’t quit


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 132 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: Jul 01 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: May 20, 2021

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Tech & Gaming

Languages

English

The world’s most respected multiformat videogame magazine. Edge delivers incisive, intelligent writing and stunning designs with extensive news, interviews and preview sections. Edge is independent, intelligent, informative, and delivered with unrivaled design values.

EDGE

How can gaming get greener? • And are the UK industry’s attempts to tackle the climate crisis enough?

OUT OF A JAM

ACTIVE DUTY

Broadcast media • Behind the scenes of Ghosts, an FMV-based game that can only be played once per day

PUBLIC AIRING • The thinking behind Ghosts’ 10pm watershed

REINVENTING AFRICA

Nurturing nature • How Afrofuturist strategy game We Are The Caretakers is helping to tackle real-world rhino poaching

FINDING ALLIES • On helping real-world conservationists perserve the rhino

FLAT SHARE

The new Propaganda • How years of struggle led to Brainwash Gang revealing seven games at once

MOTHER NATURE

Soundbytes • Game commentary in snack-sized mouthfuls

ARCADE WATCH • Keeping an eye on the coin-op gaming scene

THIS MONTH ON EDGE • When we weren’t doing everything else, we were thinking about stuff like this

DISPATCHES JULY

Trigger Happy • Shoot first, ask questions later

Unreliable Narrator • Exploring stories in games and the art of telling tales

Home sweet home?

MOST WANTED

TWELVE MINUTES • And you’re back in the room

Comic timing

GORD • Exploring the darkness on the edge of town

Generation gap

ROAD 96 • Taking a trip that delights in the path not taken

Stereo types

Car horns

THE DRIVER SYNDICATE • The long-dormant Driver series gets an old-school indie tribute

MOONGLOW BAY • Bunnyhug’s debut pulls you in hook, line and sinker

Small fry

Sea of solitude

HAROLD HALIBUT • The life aquatic has never looked so good

Sibling rivalry

TOODEE AND TOPDEE • This puzzle-platformer puts everything into perspective

Punk’s not dead

THE FERMI PARADOX • Strategy on an intergalactic scale

ROUNDUP

SOLAR FLAIR • Heart Machine’s elegant action-platformer redefines open-world traversal

SUNDIALOGUE

ANGLE OF ATTACK

PEACE OFFERING

PLAYING POLITICS • From triple-A to two-person teams, the developers refusing to shy away from politics in their games

NO SELL OUT

UNEASY ALLIES

COLLECTED WORKS DAVID CRANE • From Atari 2600 to SNES and back again – nearly 40 years later

NECROBARISTA • Visual and novel: the story behind a bittersweet and distinctively Australian brew

Q&A

THE GAME KITCHEN • How a small group of friends brought beautiful nightmares to life with their blood, sweat and tears

STILL PLAYING • REVIEWS. PERSPECTIVES. INTERVIEWS. AND SOME NUMBERS

Elements of the past, and elements of the future

Resident Evil Village

Returnal

New Pokémon Snap

Oddworld: Soulstorm

Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir/The Girl Who Stands Behind

R-Type Final 2

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion

Tasomachi: Behind The Twilight

MaskMaker

World Of Demons

Ashwalkers

Celeste • How facing inner turmoil helped us climb a mountain

TWIN PICOS

Disco Elysium • A progress report on the games we just can’t quit


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