Alan Wen is a versatile journalist with a focus on the gaming industry. With his work appearing in various publications such as GamesIndustry.Biz, Polygon, and Eurogamer, Alan covers a wide range of topics including game reviews, industry news, and previews of upcoming titles. His expertise and passion for gaming make him a trusted source for gamers and industry professionals alike.
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Lots of fun for everyone
By: Alan Wen
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By: Alan Wen
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By: Alan Wen
Bokeh Game Studio co-founder and creative director Keiichiro Toyama on returning to horror by way of Chinese folklore, Hong Kong cinema and past games.
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