While we can’t tell you too much yet, Causeway Studios is proud to announce that our upcoming game, Project Red (working title), will be featured in PAX Rising at PAX West this September. We’ll be sharing more details and a full announcement as part of our participation.

Check out the winners of the PAX Rising Showcase presented by Zenni at #PAXWest 2026 ➡️ PAXwest26.com/Rising @bitkidgames.com @therat.zone @weirddoggames.bsky.social @13amgames.com @boxleiter.bsky.social @betterpubpro.bsky.social @raredialect.bsky.social @causewaystudios.com

While we can’t tell you too much yet, Causeway Studios is proud to announce that our upcoming game, Project Red (working title), will be featured in PAX Rising at PAX West this September. We’ll be sharing more details and a full announcement as part of our participation.

I also want to say that I was 100% blown away with Fallout Fan Celebration in Goodsprings last year. Everyone was just there vibing but the moment someone needed help we all came out of the woodwork. Didn't matter if you were a just a fan, a Fallout dev, an actor, or a Goodsprings resident. [1/3]

One of my all time favorite gaming moments was clearing UCOB in FFXIV. It wasn't my first ultimate, but I was still decently new to raiding so I struggled a lot with the fight and was convinced I wasn't good enough to do it. But we ended up getting the clear after a month of trying!

Playing FFX in high school was the first time ever that I went "Wait, video games can have stories like this??" and it likely changed the entire trajectory of my life. It didn't make me suddenly want to be a writer, but I think it subconsciously played a major role in picking my major and career.

Star Wars Zero Company, new Stuntman(?!), CrossFire, Haex, and more on the 007 First post-launch roadmap probably grabbed me the most

FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE!!!! Finally an FF in HD-2D!!!!!

I am a simple woman... between wanting a new Burnout game and the sheer on the same wavelength of unhinged as the dev team and I are... Bruh, I just want Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?! Schrödinger's Cat Burgler has been my recently released fav this year thus far though.

I know it's not indie but as a Star Wars Episode 1: Racer child I am SO excited for Star Wars: Galactic Racer store.steampowered.com/app/4078430/...

1. My fav is Raichu! I always thought the design was cute and I am convinced a Raichu would make a great cuddle buddy. 2. Hmmm... Honestly maybe Vulpix. I can be kinda cute, derpy, and aloof at times, but I won't be afraid to burn people when they make me really mad.

One hour ‘til showtime 🕚

If you are going with recorded hours on Steam, Fallout: New Vegas remains my most played title at 530hrs+. But... I think The Legend of Dragoon might overtake that with how many times I have replayed that title and saved over old files on 2 memory cards + files on emulators. :x FFX as well!

It’s either Halo 3, Skate 2 or Banjo-Kazooie Nuts & Bolts 🤩

1125 hours in Destiny 2 and I don't wanna talk about it

EverQuest.... By such a significant margin it may out match every other game I've played... combined

Now, I've been gaming off & on since the 80s, & there are some old games that I still replay & many games I've racked up 100s of hours in. So it makes perfect(ly no) sense that my answer to this question is Splatoon 3, which came out in 2022. 4355 hours & counting. 😅

Marvel snap. I’ve put over 1000 hrs on the digital card game. It’s a ton of fun. Nothing I’ve ever played comes even close to time spent.

Can you really know someone if you don't know what game has stolen more of their life than any other? In this week's #QuestionsWithCauseway, we're asking our team (and YOU) what game you've spent the most time with in your entire life. We're all ears!

Really fun game with some devastating endings if you don't pay attention! Also bonus for some queer historical representation

Dungeon Meishi. I think there are already a few games in this formula, but I want a dungeon-crawling cooking game with all the characters. This game already kinda makes sense though considering the creator Ryoko Kui was a massive fan of Baldur's Gate and other CRPGs.

Lycoris Recoil as an action/coffe shop management game. Serve guests at Lyco Reco, then go after bad guys as Chisato and Takena. Get the whole voice cast back and give us lots of fun adventures

Rhythm games. Fuser was *so close* to doing something truly unique and transformative for the genre... until Epic acquired Harmonix and turned the promising ideas powering Fuser into mtx-focused Fortnite content.

One of my top comfort shows is definitely Star Trek: Enterprise. For a super quick watch comfort show, The Haunting of Hill House I can get through in one day. Really any Harold Ramis film are my comfort movies though. ☠️ Bedazzled & Ghostbusters are my main go-tos.

Comfort show is The Simpsons. My oldest friends. Movie has to go to Spirited Away. Pure magic no matter how bad my mood is.

My Rail Driver! Can't believe it's 22 years old, and they still sell it, and it's compatible with all the modern Train Sims!

Always been partial to the Dragon Quest Slime controller

My controller

Brum brum

dk bongos were so fun

Strike Gunner STG. I was around 5. I had just broken my leg & couldn't play outside. So my dad got me a console. He chose the game. Ironic, in a way: he had always been dead set against any glorification of violence & the military, but ended up giving me a vertical shooter of all things. 😅

Uh I believe the Humungus Entertainment games. No idea what one. Probably either Putt-Putt or Freddy Fish.

Thinking back, it honestly might have been number munchers.

I was too young to remember. My uncle had an Atari VCS with a bunch of games. It was probably Combat, Pitfall, Air-Sea Battle, or Superman. Superman was the first game I ever "beat", though. That and Adventure.

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King's Quest III on the old family IBM PC that was effectively mine because everyone else in the house was scared of it. The first game that completely captivated me, and it turned me into a FREAK for Sierra games. (A Mind Forever Voyaging did the same for me with Infocom soon after.)

I openly admit that Sonic 2 was my first game. My sister had a Genesis and Sonic 1-3 + S&K. She would leave the 2nd controller in because she realized I could play as Tails in the single player mode without affecting her lives. I would play as Tails & Knuckles ALL THE TIME. They still my boys. 🔴🟠 💞

My first two games were Super Mario World and Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. So essentially everything has been downhill from there. (JK Kimora)

Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood isn't a great RPG but it does show the RPG formula could DEFINITELY work for the Sonic series, especially if more character skill trees and relationships/side quests were fleshed out!!!

I already mentioned this when I replayed it last year, but Mass Effect Andromeda. I’ll concede that it is the weakest in a series that has a very high bar, and its development woes are notorious. But there is a lot to love in there and I think it was broadly, unfairly panned as “bad.”

We are absolutely honored and thrilled for Kelly Pekar's performance in The Haunting of Joni Evers to be nominated alongside such an incredible set of performances! Congratulations to all of the nominees!! #indiegames #narrativegame

The shortlisted nominees for 'Best Voice Acting' at Debug's 2026 Indie Game Awards are... Arctic Awakening Dispatch Rosewater The Drifter The Haunting of Joni Evers UNBEATABLE Our live ceremony is made possible thanks to @gamemaker.io - Will we see you there IRL on 25 April 2026?

Writing fiction and reading comic books. Comic books have made a huge impact on my life.

I love video games the most, but I have many hobbies 👀 - art (digital, painting) - gardening / houseplants - powerlifting / yoga - hiking - photography - cooking - design - reading / writing

Headed home from GDC after an amazing week with @amandafarough.ca, @kjartankennedy.com, @gregwrogers.bsky.social, and @haileyrogers.bsky.social. I’ve done a lot of GDCs, but none was like this. It was an unbelievable week for @causewaystudios.com.

I think I like support the most. Mainly because in other roles, you are playing against the game and it can feel more rinse and repeat. But as support, every battle is different because your party is always doing something crazy. You really have to stay on your toes.

Another week in the books, and another #QuestionsWithCauseway. This week, we want you to get to know our team through how they play with others. So we're asking... What role do you usually play when you're on a team? Tank, DPS, Support, Lone Wolf, or something else?

I loooove being support. love it love it. on the rare occasions when I play age of empires with my friends I like to just prop up a peaceful farming village to send resource to my friends while they fight their little wars

Has to be Bloodborne. I was so terrible at it (TERRIBLE) but the world and aestheic was so my jam. I would periodically crack it open about once a year. Make barely any progress but just a little more each time. Getting into Elden Ring finally developed my skills enough to make Bloodborne playable 💖

Outer Wilds, Hades, Dark Souls, and Deus Ex (the original) yeah, I know