Deven McClure is a writer at Screen Rant. She covers a diverse range of topics including news, op-eds, reviews, and entertainment news, with a particular focus on simulation games, cozy games, and eccentric indies. Deven's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as GameSpot, Polygon, MSN, IGN Entertainment, and Yahoo.
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Thanks to Alison Brie and Dave Franco's performances, Together is just as much a film about fears of intimacy as it is body horror.
Don't worry, a 1.0 update is still in the works
Looks like melon's back on the menu, boys
Silksong is almost shut out
By: Deven Mcclure
Eating shorts grants +2 initiative
An hour of hands-on time with the adventure game made it clear that this anime-inspired title is coming for the co-op-only crown.
By: Deven Mcclure
GameSpot spoke with Orbitals' directors and managers about the upcoming anime-inspired, co-op adventure game.
The industry legend spoke with GameSpot about his life since leaving PlayStation, his work with the Orbitals team, and how the future of gaming is indie.
30 years. It feels like a lifetime (and for some of us it us, including Ash Ketchum, it is!) That's how long Pokemon has been a part of our world.
No matter how closely you watch the games industry, there's always something that suddenly blows up.
