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The June edition of EDGE magazine contains a massive eighteen-page feature on UFO 50, the 50-game collection by the creators of Spelunky. There’s also big hype for Phonopolis, Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of WinterHyper Light Breaker, Visions of Mana, Wax Heads, and Void Sols. Elsewhere in this issue is a feature on the future (and history) of Atari, a studio profile of Blue Manchu and the making of American

The May edition of EDGE magazine contains a massive fourteen-page feature on Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector, the indie RPG sequel. There’s also big hype for No Rest For The Wicked, Pony Island 2: Panda Circus, Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure, Cataclismo, Cryptmaster, and Animal Well. Elsewhere in this issue is a feature on the origins of triple-A and an interview with Paul Gouge, whose studio was bought for $1.4bn by

The April edition of EDGE magazine contains a massive sixteen-page feature on Death Sprint 66, the new Running Man inspired game. There’s also big hype for Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, Dome-King Cabbage, Children of the Sun, 1000x Resist, Isles of Sea and Sky, and Arco. Elsewhere in this issue is a feature on developing fictional sports titles and a look at One City Block, a title first imagined by

The slightly slimmer than usual March edition of EDGE magazine contains a massive twelve-page feature on Exoborne, the new apocalyptics open-world extraction shooter. There’s also big hype for Once Human, Lost Records: Blood & Rage, Nirvana Noir, Thrasher, Chasing the Unseen, and Darkweb Streamer. Elsewhere in this issue is a feature looking at the advantages and challenges of creating modern indie games, and an interview with Ikumi Nakamura, the CEO

The February edition of EDGE magazine contains a massive sixteen-page feature on Den of Wolves, the new futuristic heist caper. There’s also big hype for The Mermaid's Tongue, Spine, Zenless Zone Zero, On Your Tail, and Otogi Katsugeki: Mameda No Bakeru. Elsewhere in this issue are the 2023 Edge Awards, a look at Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story, and an interview with the man himself. There’s also a studio profile of

The January edition of EDGE magazine contains a massive fourteen-page feature on Where Winds Meet, the latest martial arts open-world game. There’s also big hype for Life By You, Thank Goodness You're Here!, Homeworld 3, Glassbreakers: Champions of Moss, Pepper Grinder, and Indika. Elsewhere in this issue are the collected works of Keiichiro Toyama, and Hotline Miami artist El Huervo takes us for a look at the psychedelic adventure Ultros. There’s

The Christmas edition of EDGE magazine contains a massive sixteen-page feature on The Alters, the upcoming survival video game developed and published by 11 Bit Studios. There’s also big hype for Dragons Dogma 2, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Pacific Drive, Helskate, Balatro, and Rust Rabbit. Elsewhere in this issue is a feature on how developers IO Interactive beat the odds after the Hitman franchise and the collected works of