The developer behind metafictional hits The Stanley Parable and The Beginner’s Guide returns in search of inner peace.

Davey Wreden, the writer of mind-bending video games, moves away from self-conscious cleverness in a tea shop simulator. Davey Wreden started therapy six months after releasing The Stanley Parable ...

Spring football is here, and the Clemson Tigers are getting work in ahead of what could be a promising season. Training ...

Wanderstop has goals in the form of serving customers and odd jobs around the shop. However, there are no fail states, no time limits, and in most cases, no mandatory tasks that absolutely need taking ...

Books aren’t a contradiction of or a distraction from the adventure; they’re of a piece ... Mercifully, Ivy Road’s Davey Wreden manages to spin yarns that accomplish both.

Davey Wreden, the game’s director ... bramble snarls with the caffeinated speed of Sonic the Hedgehog. By the time those around me began to open up and become nicer, I didn’t want to engage ...

During his previous campaign, he received several acknowledgements including the Davey O'Brien National ... to continue working towards a life of adventure and writing. She has continued rock ...

In my Wanderstop review, I take a look at the latest game from Davey Wreden—the creator of The Stanley Parable and The ...

Choosing a simple-yet-vivid art style, Wanderstop is designed to make strolling its grounds feel so openly scenic, you can’t help but want to take your time. From the calming use of lighting ...

Halls Gap adventure tours business owner Adrian Manikas ... of touch governments in Spring Street and in Canberra.” Perin Davey, Peter Dutton, Anne Webster and Dan Tehan visit the Grampians ...