For Cole Wehrle, the designer behind Arcs, Root, and John Company, "games are not just their pieces" - they are an ongoing conversation.

A team of faculty and students from Rochester Institute of Technology is developing a game system that will help undergraduate college students navigate the barriers to academic and social success.

echoes’ primary goal is to explore how developing and playing games can cultivate shared understanding and foster meaningful connections. Students will engage with members of our broader ...

In our increasingly digital-first world, computer-based skills have become an essential requirement for our youth: paving the way for a diverse and future-friendly range of career options, expanding ...

A new game design and esports pathway program is coming to Anaheim high schools. The program was launched Monday to prepare ...

In short, Zeekerss is highly prolific, which makes it all the stranger that his latest game has been in development for ...

Grand Theft Auto 6 might not be released yet, but those who prefer their games to take place in real life can rejoice with the announcement of Project Skydrop, a modern day treasure hunt. Created by ...

Riot shows off Illaoi gameplay and all the slick assist moves coming to Project L. Riot shows off Illaoi gameplay and all the slick assist moves coming to Project L. is a reporter who covers the ...

Jo Craig (they/them) is a Feature Writer from Scotland and has been in the industry for nearly a decade and finds dissecting Marvel trailers for hours standard practice and still finds time to review, ...