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Eurogamer's review of Red Hook's Darkest Dungeon 2, a punishing roguelike RPG influenced by Lovecraft.

Darkest Dungeon 2 GDC 2023 interview with Tyler Sigman and Chris Bourassa.

Darkest Dungeon 2, the upcoming roguelike from Red Hook, will include similar DLC plans as the 2016 original, allowing the devs to “keep making cool things.”

Allistons new brand meets Calgarians in the community.

Madison Avenue Group is a successful and well-respected developer, best known in Calgary and area as a builder of single-family homes.

Darkest Dungeon 2, the sequel to Red Hook Studio's gothic roguelike, is a somewhat familiar affair. It's dark, it's tou…

Darkest Dungeon 2 is the follow-up to Darkest Dungeon and is set to launch this year. Developed by Red Hook Studios Darkest Dungeon 2 looks to deliver more of the strategic RPG action that fans loved about the first one. Ahead of its launch this year, we spoke with the co-founders of Red Hook Studios to learn more about the gameplay in Darkest Dungeon 2. Shacknews Head of Video sat down with Red Hook Studios co-founders Chris Bourassa and Tyler Sigman to discuss the development of Darkest Dunge...

Why The Science of Game Design Matters by Josh Bycer on 06/09/21 10:14:00 am     The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutra’s community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company.   The recent announcement over the failure of Balan Wonderworld and the possible retirement of Yuji Naka has mad...

Published on 26 May, 2021 Over the last few years, early access games have evolved. Games are launching into early access more polished than ever before, and the line between unfinished early access games and "live service" games is increasingly blurred. To find out more about how things have changed since Steam Early Access first started in 2013, I spoke to the developers of Darkest Dungeon, Baldurs Gate 3, Hades, Grounded and GTFO. They told me about the concerns and dif...

Buttons for Babes project helps children in Greater Franklin County Read Article The group met at Lafleurs last year, before the pandemic. From left to right: Back row: Celia Holmes, Gayle Long, Jean Bernard, Diane McDonald, Sheila Giffin, George Doiron (musical accompaniment),Shannon Smith,treasurer,middle row :Janis Pelletier, Front row: Martina Eastman, Jay Bee coordinator, Karin Paine, Fern Doiron. Absent; Bonnie Samson, Rita Crowley, CJ Jerry, Donna Storer, Sheila Flagg, Mary Castonguay,...