Feature
Inside the mind of New York Times Mini maker Joel Fagliano
"Any good puzzle maker is constantly thinking about their solver."
Keith Stuart
Contributor
Keith Stuart is an author and journalist who has been covering video games culture for 20 years. He is the Guardian's games correspondent and his novels A Boy Made of Blocks and Days of Wonder are published by Sphere Books.
News
No Russian national team or Russian clubs in FIFA 23, EA confirms
"EA Sports stands in solidarity with the Ukrainian people."
Feature
Always on Edge: my life with Jason Brookes
One man's impact on the best gaming mag of the 1990s.
Feature
Spare a thought for the person who gets the wrong games machine at Christmas
God rest ye, Fairchild Channel F.
Feature
How gamers with disabilities shaped the Microsoft Adaptive Controller
"This thing felt like a love letter to me.”
Feature
Everything I learned about game design last year I learned from Dead by Daylight
We should definitely split up...
Feature
Video games don't love or hate you - they're just built that way
Keith Stuart on how code develops a personality.
Feature
Game Genie declassified: That summer I played 230 Game Boy games
Sometimes dogs turn into fire hydrants.
Opinion
Through the looking glass: Keith Stuart on the irresistible rise of augmented reality
Gurdurrs of perception.
