Game’n Breakfast : Marie Marquet
A warm welcome! Take a seat at our table and help yourself to a coffee or whatever you like. This morning sees the arrival of the new Game’n Breakfast. On this Sunday,…
A warm welcome! Take a seat at our table and help yourself to a coffee or whatever you like. This morning sees the arrival of the new Game’n Breakfast. On this Sunday,…
It’s an understatement to say that SILENT HILL 2 is one of the games that forged my love of video games, but also of horror in general. It was this same passion…
Cryptmaster is a bit of a UFO game that came out earlier this year and captivated me. It took me a few tries before I really got into it, but the unique…
The Mute House is one of a number of recent horror games that proudly follow in the footsteps of the genre’s 90s tenors. With Texa, the game’s creator, we take a look…
A warm welcome! Sit back, relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea. It’s the last Sunday of the month, time for another Game’n Breakfast. This time, we’re taking a break…
We’re delighted to welcome Joel Mason, author and programmer of Dredge, for an interview today. Dredge is a game acclaimed for its unique blend of Lovecraftian horror and fishing mechanics, developed by…
This text is a narrative transcription of the interview with Loan Verneau, available as a podcast on Point’n Think. That’s it, the weekend’s here. You wake up a little later than usual,…
It’s back to school time for Game’n Breakfast! After a summer ‘break’ that enabled me to bring you the feature on Disability, Neuroatypia, Phobia, etc.: Video games beyond entertainment, I’m back, not…
Today we have the pleasure of welcoming Justine Cannarella, senior lighting artist at Starbreeze. This is our chance to talk to Justine about a discipline that is both essential and sometimes overlooked…
We’re back with Mathieu and Simon for this second episode of Tales from the devs devoted to their studio Duck Reaction. As a reminder, in the first article (available here) we discussed…