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The Beyond: Two Souls studio needed to find more money to finance its ambitions, so it turned to NetEase.
The Heavy Rain studio is expanding to North America and looking to grow.
The French studio has released demos for games like Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human on the Steam storefront ahead of their full releases.
Quantic Dream's latest titles are coming to Steam very soon; get all the details here.
After years of working with publishers, Quantic Dream is moving to self-publishing while also inviting developers in need of funding.
After releasing PC ports for Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human, the developer wants to appear on more platforms moving forward.
PlayStation is pulling a last-minute reversal with an announcement that it is swapping out its previously announced July PS Plus offerings.
Get your android and racing fix for free this July thanks to a couple of free PS4 games following a last-minute adjustment to the month's lineup.
French studio Quantic Dream, after signing an exclusive deal with the Epic Games Store, has announced that the PC demo for Heavy Rain is available now.
Quantic Dream's PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games are coming to PC, beginning in June with Heavy Rain; get all the dates here.
Quantic Dreams announces some of its PlayStation exclusives are headed to PC--and specifically, the Epic Games Store.
Epic has announced more than a dozen games that will come exclusively to its own storefront.
The developer of Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit is trying to reach more people with its new games.
The Chinese internet company buys a stake in the Heavy Rain, Beyond Two Souls, and Detroit developer.
PS Plus subscribers can now grab six more free games across PS4, PS3, and Vita, including Heavy Rain, Absolver, and more.
"We categorically deny all of these allegations," the developer of Heavy Rain, Beyond, and Detroit: Become Human says.
PlayStation Now adds more than a dozen games; check out the full list here.
David Cage thinks his style of games could work well in VR, but he won't force anything.
"Why should we always focus on zombies, monsters, or things that are cool but not connected to our world?"
March was an excellent month for games, with plenty of big-budget hits and indie darlings to go around.
Heavy Rain not being released physically in North America.
Beyond: Two Souls' PlayStation 4 port is coming next week, while Heavy Rain will debut in 2016.
These games don't make the most of the unique attributes of video games, the veteran designer says.
Plus, Quantic Dream says "Detroit" is a "really different experience" than the studio's past work
But still no footage of the new versions of either game.
"They have the power to make you think in ways that films and books have not achieved," Heavy Rain designer says.
David Cage reveals Microsoft wanted to avoid the scandal associated with publishing a game that featured child abduction.
Quantic Dream co-CEO Guillaume de Fondaumiere says he sees no reason why games should be left out of games-as-art discussion.
Quantic Dream head says 2010 game was "very profitable" for Sony, claims it is a fallacy that experimental games can't be successful.
Laura Parker speaks with the head of French game development house Quantic Dream about peer approval and the growth of the gaming industry.
Emmy Award nominee Normand Corbeil passes away at 56 after six-month battle with pancreatic cancer.
Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream registers "singularityps4.com" domain name potentially related to next-gen game and platform from Sony.
Quantic Dream boss says Sony never pushed developer to make sequel to 2010 thriller, company has "total freedom" with Beyond: Two Souls.
Heavy Rain director says he wants to see a game that is "not just about shooting and glorifying violence"; hopes new technology used to "say something meaningful."
Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls boss frustrated with developers' reluctance to broach more mature material, believes industry is beset by Peter Pan syndrome.
E3 2012: Quantic Dream to reveal narrative-focused PlayStation-exclusive Heavy Rain follow-up featuring Hollywood talent during Sony's E3 2012 media briefing, sources say.
Quantic Dream's David Cage will reportedly reveal studio's next major title during Sony's press conference at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo; two projects reportedly in the works for Sony.
Quantic Dream's David Cage says he has yet to face a PS3 hardware limitation, believes industry lacks creativity; games too focused on violence.
Heavy Rain developer says tech demo doesn't depict the world, story, or characters of its next project, was intended to showcase performance capture technology.
Quantic Dream clip "Kara" billed as running in real time on Sony's current-gen console, hints at sex robot Pinocchio tale.
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