3D romance game Blue Bite casts you as the only man in a world where women suffer from a disease only your special “massages” can cure
Blue Bite is coming to PC (Steam) and consoles in Winter 2026.
VERACITY IN GAMING
VERACITY IN GAMING
Ayuo Kawase
Editor-in-Chief of AUTOMATON Japan
Indie game investment brand COREBLAZER “provides funding without meddling” and is looking for developer partners. What’s its goal, and what are the risks? We asked
Interview with Kun, Strategic Investment Director at COREBLAZER, on what kind of game developers the brand is looking to support.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy’s third entry is progressing “very smoothly.” We ask director Naoki Hamaguchi why the team chose not to switch to Unreal Engine 5
Interview with Final Fantasy VII Remake series director Naoki Hamaguchi about the development of the trilogy's third and final instalment.
We ask Final Fantasy VII Remake director Naoki Hamaguchi about the Switch 2 version’s “hair problem.” Why does it happen, and can it be avoided?
FInal Fantasy VII Remake series director Naoki Hamaguchi gives detailed explanation of why Cloud's hair sometimes looks jagged on Switch 2.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake’s Nintendo Switch 2 release was, from a technical standpoint, only possible with Game-key cards. Director Naoki Hamaguchi explains why
Final Fantasy VII Remake director Naoki Hamaguchi addresses concerns about the Switch 2 edition using Game-key cards.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy’s third entry “will not compromise on graphics whatsoever” despite multiplatform shift. Director Naoki Hamaguchi addresses concerns
Final Fantasy VII Remake series director Naoki Hamaguchi explains why going multiplatform doesn't mean fans should worry about a graphical downgrade.
There’s an increasing number of game OSTs where the music doesn’t match the gameplay, says The Hundred Line and Danganronpa composer Masafumi Takada
Veteran game composer Masafumi Takada talks about why recent game soundtrack sound good but feel "out of sync."
Arknights: Endfield draws influence from a variety of “classics,” from Factorio and Satisfactory to Death Stranding. “We didn’t want to simply ride a trend”
Interview with Arknights: Endfield level designer RUA about their influences and inspirations behind the game.
Arknights: Endfield is a long and complex game releasing in an era of quick and easy entertainment, but the developers know there’s a demand
Arknights: Endfield developer RUA says the game isn't something you can take for a short and casual run, but they're confident there's a demand for it.
Rune Factory 4’s creators are doing everything they left undone in their new life sim RPG Farnia Village. We ask them what comes after the massively successful Kickstarter
Rune Factory 4 developers Shinichi Manabe and Takanori Tsuji talk about their brand-new project Farnia Village.
Is Arknights: Endfield an open-world game? The devs say “No, but we won’t get mad if you call it that”
Arknights: Endfield developer RUA talks about why his team doesn't consider the game open world, from a level design standpoint.
Arknights: Endfield devs don’t want to paywall players out of strong parties. New update to make low-rarity characters more useful
Arknights: Endfield's new update brings more flexible party combinations, letting players make better use of low-rarity characters.