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• Call of Duty: gaming's role in the military-entertainment complex

  22 Oct 2014: How a writer on the world’s biggest shoot-’em-up has come to advise Washington on the future of warfare. By Simon Parkin

• Giuliani on the Call of Duty lawsuit: 'Noriega does not own history'

  21 Oct 2014: The ex-mayor of New York City has told a judge there’s no merit in the imprisoned dictator’s lawsuit against games publisher Activision. By Keith Stuart
  

• Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number – 'We're going to do things … differently'

  21 Oct 2014: We talk to Hotline co-creator Dennis Wedin about the long-awaited sequel to 2012’s most brutal and brilliant indie shooter. By Keith Stuart
  

• Shinji Mikami on co-op, Dark Souls and why Suda 51 is like Akira Kurosawa

  17 Oct 2014: We chatted to the Resident Evil and Evil Within creator about the state of the Japanese games industry – and a potential new genre: co-operation panic. By Keith Stuart
  

• The Evil Within review – a heady fix of pure survival horror

  

  16 Oct 2014: The creator of Resident Evil returns to his roots with this surreal gothic tale of monsters and mad scientists. By Steve Boxer
  

• Skylanders: Trap Team review – expensive but well-crafted entertainment

  

  15 Oct 2014: The game/toy crossover returns with new characters and playable villains, but locks away more content behind toy purchases and drops a popular battle mode. By Andy Robertson

• Are Lindsay Lohan and Manuel Noriega right to sue over video game likenesses?

  13 Oct 2014: The Hollywood actor and the former Panamanian dictator are suing over the use of their likenesses in video games, yet the law is rather ambiguous on the issue. By Keith Stuart
  

• The Evil Within: how Shinji Mikami has modernised survival horror

  10 Oct 2014: The latest thriller takes the fundamentals of the genre but drags its dismembered corpse into the 21st century. By Keith Stuart
  

• Driveclub review – a picturesque race towards truly social gaming

  

  8 Oct 2014: Sony’s new driving game plays out in a beautiful, organic environment with a complex social system – and some scorching cars that handle beautifully, writes Joao Diniz Sanches
  

• Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor review – a glorious knockout punch

  

  8 Oct 2014: Although saddled with an instantly forgettable title, Shadow of Mordor works hard to bring fun and life to the Tolkien universe – and manages both spectacularly. By Chris Moran
  

• The Vanishing of Ethan Carter review – a spell-binding, sinister mystery

  

  7 Oct 2014: This beautiful detective story refuses to lead you by the hand – instead providing a rich and mysterious world to explore and experience. By Kirsty McEwen
  

• Alien: Isolation review – Giger's creature gets the game it deserves

  

  3 Oct 2014: This terrifying game is a passionate homage to a horror classic, an unusually clever and subversive triple-A title. By Andy Kelly

• Dōjin nation: inside Japan's indie gaming scene, part two

  2 Oct 2014: Two years ago, famed game designer Kejii Inafune declared the Japanese industry dead. But can a new generation of dōjin and indie developers revive it? By Cara Ellison
  

• Dōjin nation: does 'indie' gaming really exist in Japan?

  1 Oct 2014: Indie games like Minecraft and Fez have had a huge impact in the west, but how is small-scale development faring in the home of Sega, Sony and Nintendo? By Cara Ellison
  

• Shinji Mikami: the godfather of horror games

  30 Sep 2014: With his new title, Evil Within, heading for release, we talk to the creator of the Resident Evil series about terror, technique and the problem with female characters. By Keith Stuart
  

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