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Developer Bungie has warned that .

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The producer of popular open world sandbox piracy sim Pixel Piracy talks to Siliconera about apologizing to the community and what the studio is working on next.

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Developer Throw the Warped Code Out have discussed their desire to bring the title to PS Vita at the Tokyo Indie Fest.

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GameXplain chat with the developers behind Yooka-Laylee including Chris Sutherland, Gavin Price, Steven Hurst, and Andy Robinson, to find out more about the Banjo-Kazooie spiritual successor. They cover a range of topics such as how the game came together, the character design, if the main villian will rhyme once again, and the Ukulele of Time?! (don't get too excited about that last one). All this and our interview with Playtonic games!

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GR: Developer roll7's claim to fame is OlliOlli, a quality 2D skateboarding series. As fun as those games are, they don't speak to the personality and charm of the studio. Not a Hero, on the other hand, cranks the insanity meter up to 11 and explores the limits of manically insane dialogue. It's got personality in spades, for better or worse. The game exists solely in left field, sometimes to the point of exhaustion, but the ridiculous premise matches the fast-paced, visceral combat and results in a fun, albeit short, ride.

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One Angry Gamer "A new horror game, compatible with the Oculus Rift, is moving through the development tube towards release called The Town of Light. Developed by Italian indie outlet LKA.it, The Town of Light is one of those psychological thrillers where the game will put players in the role of a schizophrenic girl whose mind is a mess. Hallucinations, horror and mental breakdowns ensue. The game is set to arrive this fall for PC."

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Developer Double Fine's Halloween-themed role-playing game , which was released in 2014. The game's original creator, Tasha Sounart, left Double Fine in 2011 to work at Pixar as the lead franchise artist.

For more on the game, check out GameSpot's previous Costume Quest coverage.

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Developer Double Fine's Halloween-themed role-playing game , which was released in 2014. The game's original creator, Tasha Sounart, left Double Fine in 2011 to work at Pixar as the lead franchise artist.

For more on the game, check out GameSpot's previous Costume Quest coverage.