In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Edge (UK)

• The bone temple
  What is it that makes the Warhammer universe such a beloved and durable backdrop for videogames?
• Playable Alba
  Why game production in Scotland means more than simply being the home of GTA
• Profile Jordan Thomas
  From building BioShock to cutting deals with the Devil, Question’s co-founder still finds fun in existential peril
• FEVER DREAM
  Absurdity rules in this Roguelike brawler
• Soundbytes
  Game commentary in snack-sized mouthfuls
• THIS MONTH ON EDGE
  Some of the other things on our minds when we weren’t doing everything else
• Dialogue
  Send your views, using ‘Dialogue’ as the subject line, to edge@futurenet.com. Our letter of the month wins an exclusive Edge T-shirt
• Trigger Happy
  Shoot first, ask questions later
• The Outer Limits
  Journeys to the farthest reaches of interactive entertainment
• ORBITALS
  Anime nostalgia takes centre stage in this Switch 2 exclusive
• BLIGHTED
  An eye for an eye and a brain for a brain
• ALL WILL RISE
  Climate justice, one deck at a time
• TOEM 2
  The photography game returns with a sharper lens
• BRIGANDINE ABYSS
  A faction-packed sequel seeking recognition
• D-TOPIA
  A perfect world? Just don’t forget to smile
• RISE OF THE MACHINE
  Is generative AI the future of the industry, or the end of game design as we know it?
• IMITATION GAME
  This AI think she's a person Do you choose to kill her dream?
• JENOVA CHEN
  The designer synonymous with games as art on 20 years of Thatgamecompany
• MEWGENICS
  How Edmund McMillen kept his pet project alive for 13 years
• THE GAME BAKERS
  From triple-A to fierce independence: the ‘chefs’ on a mission to be memorable
• PLAY
  REVIEWS. PERSPECTIVES. INTERVIEWS. AND SOME NUMBERS
• Post Script
  The same but different
• Post Script
  Too human, or not human enough?
• FOR PEOPLE WHO ♥ RETRO GAMES
  BUY YOUR ISSUE TODAY
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
  Rockstar’s Floridian odyssey is still a role model for the open-world genre