The founder of Eidos-Montréal says the game industry has been taken over by spreadsheets and lost its soul
Publishers want Witcher 3-quality games on half the budget
Embracer Group plans big push for long-neglected franchises Legacy of Kain, Thief, DeusEx, and more
A Thief 2014 do-over perhaps?
Square Enix Eidos Anthology affords 54 games at a 95 percent discount
All proceeds go to charity
Shadow of the Tomb Raider accidently had a different ending on launch day
The post credits scene was altered in day one updates
Hitman Sniper will be free until April 4
Square Enix and Edios Montreal are celebrating hitting 10 million players
Eidos-Montréal dedicates itself to producing online games
How will games with exclusively solo protagonists translate to multiplayer?
Square Enix tweets a new Tomb Raider game to be revealed in 2018
Tweet contains a hidden message. Can you figure it out?
Square Enix is exploring possibilities for the next installment of Deus Ex
Nothing solid, but there will be another game according to Square Enix CEO
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Review
In Deus Ex's vision of the future, unchecked technological advancement has thrown the world into disarray as multinational corporations have grown as powerful as governments. (I know, I can't believe it either.) It's the year 2029 and breakthroughs in bioengineering have allowed humans to augment themselves with cybernetic implants... read the full review.
Thief Review: A Shambling, Mediocre Mess
Thief is the long-awaited fourth entry in the storied Thief series. Its predecessors are often credited with revolutionizing if not flat-out inventing a particular genre of immersive stealth game. Unfortunately the latest release boils down to a city full of closed doors and dead ends, boxed in and lined with nothing but rough edges.
