Cliff Bleszinski with his wife Lauren Bleszinski, who also works in gaming, at a 2016 awards ceremony Getty Images / Anadolu. Compensated handsomely.

Cliff Bleszinski is one of gaming's biggest and most recognizable names. He created and designed the massively popular Gears of War franchise while at Epic Games. After some time away, he set up a ...

Cliff Bleszinski: It’s been almost two years now. More than a year and a half. It’s one of those things for me — you have an idea, and you think it’s going to be cool.

Bleszinski suggests that the series "Get back to the fear," saying it was "Phil Spencer's point when [Microsoft] bought the IP, he told Rod [Fergusson], 'get back to some of that scariness'.

First-up: game designer Cliff Bleszinski. Here's something new for you. A Q&A from Kotaku with a top gaming person—short enough that you can read the whole thing before the bus arrives, ...

This morning, Cliff Bleszinski and his newly-formed studio announced BlueStreak, a new free-to-play sci-fi shooter. No details were revealed, but we can learn a lot from Bleszinski's beliefs about ...

Cliff Bleszinski is one of the most recognizable names in game development, an industry veteran known for making strong statements and standing behind them. But as he makes the admission above, he ...

Game designer Cliff Bleszinski, whose work on Epic's "Unreal" and "Gears of War" franchises made him a household name in the videogame biz, has launched Boss Key Productions and announced ...

Cliff Bleszinski has sworn that his free-to-play shooter won't be "pay to win", with skilled players reverenced for their "godlike abilities". The Gears of War creator was asked whether BlueStreak ...

Cliff Bleszinski has been around the block. Cutting his teeth on Jazz Jackrabbit and Unreal, he would then go on to spearhead the initial Gears of War trilogy. Since then, he's attemped multiple ...

Games development legend (and Unreal Tournament designer) Cliff Bleszinski has dropped a few hints that he might be looking to start development on a new fast-paced arena first-person shooter.

It's been a long time coming, but Cliff Bleszinski has finally taken the lid off his next game and the first project he's embarking on since he left Epic Games two years ago. It's code-named "Blue ...