Introversion Software's latest game, Scanner Sombre, has "bombed" in terms of sales, an outcome the company's co-founders thought "impossible" following the success of Prison Architect.

Introversion's managing director, Mark Morris, is just as modest about their future titles: "It's a really good litmus test, If Valve aren't launching your game, you really have to ask yourself why." ...

When Chris wrote about Introversion's new game in the IV blog, he said "I could see most of the core game design straight away. I could see how much of the tech that we'd designed for Subversion ...

Introversion: Doing Time Before the Meat Boys, Braids and Worlds of Goo, there was Introversion. And with Prison Architect, the UK's most prominent micro-studio has found a new way forward ...

Introversion's new game is called Scanner Sombre, and it takes players on a light-point driven adventure through caverns of discovery.

Introversion Software is a videogame studio based in the UK known for games such as Uplink and Darwinia that explore Tron -like virtual worlds and hacking. Despite money troubles in the past ...

He added that Introversion has no “delusions of grandeur,” no illusion that it can compete with the bigger game companies with hundreds of developers working to make games incredibly realistic.

Independent UK developer Introversion has begun working on a new game funded by Channel 4.

According to this IGN report, Darwinia developer Introversion is currently working on a game project with Channel 4.

Introversion has released a blog update for its "blueprint" style game Subversion, and for the first time, it's showing the world what the game looks like.

Introversion Software is the self-proclaimed 'last of the bedroom programmers' and has long since championed the development of games that dared to break the rules of convention, first with Uplink ...

Introversion director Mark Morris has revealed that his company's games will be appearing on consoles over the coming year.