Tom Faber

The genre is flourishing with intricate world-building and deeply immersive gameplay

From domestic appliances to KFC’s Colonel Sanders, gamers’ romantic possibilities are almost limitless

Today’s gamers face an exhausting torrent of new releases. It’s time to rethink how and what we play

The industry seems to have reached a visual plateau, leaving the way open for games that thrive on fun and creativity

The latest ‘Grand Theft Auto’, a potential successor to ‘The Sims’ and the wraps come off Nintendo’s new console

From an idiosyncratic spin on poker to dungeon combat, our gaming critic picks his favourite releases of the year

Early computer art shows the creative possibilities of the marriage of man and machine

Hwang Dong-hyuk, creator of the most-watched show in Netflix history, on taking his ultra-violent critique of capitalism to the next level

A remake of the 2001 classic still chills, while Slitterhead offers campy slasher action

Unesco’s ‘intangible cultural heritage’ list brings local traditions to the world’s attention. How well does it protect them?