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Wild Blue Skies: How We Brought the Feel of a 90s Arcade Cockpit to XBOX
Chuhai Labs discusses the development of Wild Blue Skies, a modern take on the 90s on-rails shooter genre, for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox on PC. The team focused on embracing limitations, refining controls, and creating a vibrant, anime-inspired world. The game features a voice cast including Jonah Scott, Suzie Yeung, Edward Bosco, and Daman Mills, and is set to launch on August 13.
Zach Aguilar Interview – Iconic VA Talks Demon Slayer, Smash Bros & More
Voice actor Zach Aguilar discusses his iconic roles as Tanjiro Kamado in Demon Slayer and Byleth in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, as well as his work on Genshin Impact and Cookie Run: Kingdom. Aguilar also shares insights into the evolving voice acting industry, the challenges of keeping secrets for major game reveals, and offers advice for aspiring voice actors.
Jonah Scott Interview – Professional Voice Actor Talks Alpha Aniki, Big Brother Energy & Being Genuine
Professional voice actor Jonah Scott discusses his diverse roles in games like BEASTARS and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, and his experiences as a VTuber persona, Alpha Aniki. Scott emphasizes the importance of genuine connection with fans and shares advice for aspiring voice actors, highlighting theater training and professional etiquette.
Project Songbird: Unravel Shadows and Survive a Cinematic World of Suspense
Project Songbird is a first-person cinematic narrative psychological horror game from Fyre Games, developed by Connor Rush. Players control Dakota, a musician seeking solitude in the Appalachian forest to record an album, encountering suspenseful challenges inspired by arthouse horror films and narrative-driven games. The game features ranged and melee combat, stealth options, a stellar voice cast, and a permadeath system.
Project Songbird Review – Writer’s Block
Project Songbird is a horror game from FYRE Games that focuses on a musician named Dakota struggling with writer's block in a remote cabin. The game blends natural environments with surreal dreamscapes, telling a personal story through dialogue, journal entries, and environmental storytelling. While visually appealing and featuring strong voice performances, the game suffers from minor technical issues like frame rate drops and pop-in, and its gameplay mechanics are simple, offering a short but atmospheric experience.
