Josef Fares is a passionate guy that makes some stellar titles. His latest creation, It Takes Two, contains an Easter egg of his hilarious rant about the Oscars at the 2017 Game Awards show.

Out of Words, from poet Morten Søndergaard and co-developers WiredFly and Kong Orange, not only fits the mold cast by Josef ...

Josef Fares of Swedish game studio Hazelight enjoys throwing out the F-word in interviews and stage talks. It’s a sign of his passion for video games, and the creator of Brothers: A Tale of Two ...

Electronic Arts and Josef Fares‘ Hazelight announced that It Takes Two will launch March 26 for PC and consoles. It Takes Two is a co-op game (it doesn’t work in single-player), and the ...

It was released March 26 and has enjoyed an overwhelmingly positive reception. In fact according to Hazelight’s founder Josef Fares, who directed the game, it has been “quite insane.” ...

Josef Fares is no stranger to over-the-top public statements. Many will likely remember him at The Game Awards 2017 where he famously flamed the Oscars in favor of the gaming industry.

We don’t really now what the new Josef Fares game will be, but hopefully it’s something just as good as Brothers, with a story as full of twists and turns as A Way Out was. But until we ...

Fares' next game, It Takes Two, promises to give players “a fresh new take on the challenges of working together” and launches for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 in 2021.

After years of development, Josef Fares' Hazelight Studios has completed its work on its next co-op game, It Takes Two. Fares made the announcement on Twitter, saying, "We finally did it!

During GameLab, Barcelona, last week, we sat in on a panel discussion between A Way Out director Josef Fares and Quantic Dream’s David Cage. In the panel, Fares had some choice words to say ...

According to Josef Fares, the Creative Director of A Way Out, this is troubling. In an interview with VentureBeat during Gamelab Barcelona 2019, Fares spoke on his concerns about the negativity ...

Josef Fares, the creator of A Way Out who graced The Game Awards with a memorable speech during last year’s show, will return to the 2018 event as a nominee and will be on the stage once again.