A Civilization V modder has put together a wonderful video game mashup, recreating the country of Arstotzka from the IGF-nominated Papers, Please as a playable nation.

The annual Games For Change festival, which takes place at NYU in April in conjunction with the Tribeca Film Festival, will feature talks from a mix of academic researchers and game developers.

Gamasutra speaks to Amanita founder Jakub Dvorský about the studio's enthusiasm for real-world textures and what the studio hopes to achieve with its latest Samorost title.

Kotaro Uchikoshi, director of Game Developers Choice nominee VLR and fan-favorite predecessor 999 can't get funding for latest title, tweets reveal.

As Dark Souls II nears launch, Christian Nutt reflects on what sets the franchise apart -- and speaks to Namco Bandai's Brian Hong to find out how the publisher's approach to it led to success.

Steel Diver: Sub Wars and Rusty's Real Deal Baseball both coming to the Nintendo 3DS eShop as free-to-play titles, though only one features anything resembling "microtransactions."

Obsidian Entertainment is currently looking for a level designer to work in their Irvine, CA office on crafting content for a highly stylized MMORPG.

Anti-virus company Sophos has announced that it has acquired Cyberoam, a fellow player in the network security market that specializes in unified threat management (UTM) and security information and event management (SIEM).

Online file-sharing service Dropbox, like other cloud-based tech providers, has been allowed to disclose national security requests for user information for the first time. In its latest transparency report, it said that it fielded 249 or fewer national security requests from the US government in 2013. These include National Security Letters and orders issued under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA orders).

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GDC organizers highlight a few of this year's Production track talks, including a look at how Bungie geared up to make Destiny and how Crytek handled production of Ryse and Crysis 3.

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata explains how the industry was ripe for disruption at GDC 2006, sharing the story of Brain Age's unprecedented success and teased what would become the Wii.