Atari has announced that they will be holding a “Yars Rising Remix Competition” in collaboration with the ICON Collective Music Production School. This contest challenges aspiring musicians to remix the soundtrack of Yars Rising in order to win various prizes, including having their remix featured in the final game. Full
The release date of WayForward’s upcoming installment in the world of Yars has been revealed. The game will be flying onto your platform of choice on September 10, 2024. The full press release can be found below:
WayForward and Atari’s Sci-fi Metroidvania Yars Rising Gets September Release Date
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The Truth About Yars Rising!! Interview w/ Director James Montagna at WayForward
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I recently interviewed developer Wayforward about their upcoming game, Yars Rising. Specifically, I got to talk with the director of the game, James Montagna about all kinds of things, from how to pronounce
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As a kid, video games felt infinite. I didn’t know how they were made and I didn’t have access to the internet to find out. This lack of information created a wonderful illusion: I could finish a game and generally know what was in it, but I
