Edge

The future of interactive entertainment.

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The new edition of Edge is out now. Inside, we talk to experts including researcher Dr Mike Cook about what the rise of generative AI means for the future of videogame production, encompassing topics such as LLM-powered characters and the prospect of ‘synthetic creativity’.

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Also inside: Prove You’re Human, the new, AI-centred game from 1000xResist developer Sunset Visitor; an audience with Jenova Chen; the making of Mewgenics; and reviews including Saros, Pragmata and Mixtape. Buy it online here: https://t.co/ltZDzeYwTQ

[Edge @edgeonline]

The new edition of Edge is out now. Inside, we talk to experts including researcher Dr Mike Cook about what the rise of generative AI means for the future of videogame production, encompassing topics such as LLM-powered characters and the prospect of ‘synthetic creativity’.

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Also inside: Why developers such as IO and Remedy are sticking with custom engines, the pros and cons of early access, the making of Ball X Pit, and a review lineup including Marathon and Crimson Desert. Buy it online here: https://t.co/ltZDzeYwTQ

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Ontos is the cover star of Edge 423, out today. Here are the design variants for retail and subscription copies. Inside, we meet with Frictional to find out how the biggest game in the studio’s history evokes flavours of Soma as part of an existential adventure on the Moon.

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Sign up for an Edge print subscription with our latest offer and you can pay just £5/$5 for your first three issues: https://t.co/0dO06XSBMG

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Why have only one CONTROL Resonant EDGE cover when you can have two?
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Also inside: How much closer are we getting to decent proposals for virtual romance? What is behind Bennett Foddy’s pursuit of difficult games? And where does Resident Evil Requiem land on the Edge score-o-meter? Pick up Edge 422 here: https://t.co/ltZDzeYwTQ

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Here are the retail and exclusive subscription-edition covers of Edge 422, out now. Inside, we report from Remedy’s HQ, where we discover how everything is being turned on its head for Control Resonant, from new protagonist Dylan Faden to a unique reimagining of New York.

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Also inside: The science of speedrunning, the joy of Eurojank, the making of Deus Ex: Invisible War, catching up with Tetsuya Mizuguchi at Enhance, and a return to C64 classic Impossible Mission. Buy the new issue online here: https://t.co/ltZDzeYwTQ

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Neon Giant’s No Law is the cover star of Edge 421, available now. Inside, we visit the studio’s Uppsala HQ to access the world of Port Desire, where the creators of The Ascent are scaling new heights with a cyberpunk immersive sim betting big on believability, agency and chaos.

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Correction: The print edition of Edge 420 states that Lighthouse Games' debut project is a collaboration with Skins co-creator Bryan Elsley. This is not the case, and details of the studio's first game are currently undisclosed. Apologies for the error.

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Also inside: The revival of the scrolling beat-’em-up, the making of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Gavin Raeburn’s Collected Works, a return to Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night, and reviews including TR-49 and Terra Invicta. In shops now and online here: https://t.co/JE2CyYf1LN

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Edge 420 is out now, headlined by The Blood Of Dawnwalker, the debut game from The Witcher 3 director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz at his new studio, Rebel Wolves. Our report from the company’s HQ reveals a new approach to the fantasy RPG, emphasising the power of choice and consequence.

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Also inside: The best of 2025 in the Edge Awards; Sandfall Interactive on our game of the year, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33; the making of Fallout 3; and reviews including Metroid Prime 4, Routine and Skate Story. Pick it up from UK stores now or online: https://t.co/JE2CyYfzBl

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The final Edge of 2025 is out now, in which we talk to Grasshopper Manufacture about the winningly unhinged Romeo Is A Dead Man. Here are the retail and subs covers. If you’re celebrating Christmas, we hope it’s a good one. See you for lots more magazine-shaped action in 2026.

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@SaberGames (To clarify, because the question has been asked: no, we haven't produced Edge 418 as a video cassette. As per tradition, it is made of paper. Although you could buy a digital version. Albeit without this packaging, obviously. Thank you for your attention to this matter.)

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If you’re picking up the new edition of Edge today, head for your local store's VHS section. For issue 418, we meet the @SaberGames team behind John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando, and bundle in a 2026 art calendar to celebrate the forthcoming 40th anniversary of The Legend Of Zelda.

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@SaberGames Also inside: the making of Escape From Tarkov and Counter-Strike, Charles Cecil’s Collected Works, an investigation into game pricing in 2025, and reviews including Lumines Arise and Where Winds Meet. Edge 418 is in UK stores now and available online here: https://t.co/JE2CyYf1LN

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There is still time to register to join us for Knowledge Live in London on Thursday morning this week. See below for details:

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We are hosting Knowledge Live with Citizen Sleeper's Gareth Damian Martin and more special guests in London on the morning of November 20, ahead of this year's Golden Joystick Awards ceremony. If you work in the game industry, apply for a free ticket here: https://t.co/VFEdg68xUE

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We are hosting Knowledge Live with Citizen Sleeper's Gareth Damian Martin and more special guests in London on the morning of November 20, ahead of this year's Golden Joystick Awards ceremony. If you work in the game industry, apply for a free ticket here: https://t.co/VFEdg68xUE