being prime examples of that style), some will go more typical gamer (which might still get you called edgy), some will go for "kotaku and such have the right philosophy" approaches and others will go far more "family friendly" still.Ĭan also make mods (be they classic PC mods with tools, full bore hacking or something in the middle), and break games (though this is something of a technical skill).Ĭan also cover technical aspects of say map making (sight lines, AI pathing, how strategies work)
There are many styles of game review, some go in for the more edgy and meme focused approach ( and I have massive misgivings with a lot of what that guy says in many things but that is an interesting way of looking at game review approaches. review format where it is graphics, music, gameplay, final score type thing. Personally I would say also avoid the dull as dishwater IGN/gamespot/. Don't try to copy someone else's style, though by all means take pointers. Generally if you are doing reviews then I would say make the review you would want to hear for you. Some will aim to have it out as soon as possible, others might take a week or two and do a proper deep dive into it where the launch day stuff might be more on the superficial side.Ĭan be of old games, often people will find ones with a following or that are about to be rebooted. This can be of new games, be the massive or from small indie devs that just did something you find interesting. I have a little guide to information sourcing and the bigger players here News is a wild field including drama, new games out, new hardware, upcoming games and hardware, historical news that just came to light, business, legal, interviews with devs ( ,Īrstechnica war stories being two good examples) and can be narrowed to a given field. People can smell dishonesty in seconds so avoid that. There are many things you can be doing as a game focused youtube type, youtube also makes life somewhat hard for some people and people coming up both by its own rules and by market saturation.
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