Cass Marshall is a journalist who writes for Polygon, covering a wide range of topics within the gaming industry. With a focus on video game reviews, news, and features, Cass explores the intersection of gaming and pop culture, providing insights and analysis for gamers and enthusiasts alike.
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Cass Marshall focuses primarily on the gaming industry, with a strong emphasis on video games and entertainment news. She frequently covers press releases and reviews of new game content or updates.
Given her focus, Cass would likely be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming game releases, behind-the-scenes details about popular games like World of Warcraft or League of Legends, and interviews with key figures in the gaming industry.
Considering her coverage attributes, she may also appreciate pitches related to product launches within the gaming space, especially those offering unique perspectives or access to exclusive information. Additionally, given her interest in entertainment news topics related to specific video games such as World of Warcraft or League of Legends could resonate well with her audience.
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By: Cass Marshall
Wrestling is enjoying an era of over-the-top, unhinged rivalries
By: Cass Marshall
Ambessa Medarda, the Matriarch of War, has a mean set of skills on the Rift
The new No Man’s Sky update challenges players to survive a dimensional breach full of spirits and visions
We’re constantly being assailed with new releases of hot content — but how much of it is worth the time?
Plus, Plunderstorm is set to return in early 2025.
The Unbound option offers freedom to Dragon Age fans
By: Cass Marshall
Players can establish their Rook as trans or nonbinary through role-play
I'm pouring a hearty flagon of ale out for the Dragon Age Keep's demise
By: Cass Marshall
Learn a new language, or die horribly in Homicipher, a clever horror game about female desire and language
Elgar’who? Ghilan’what? I’m here for Johanna Hezenkoss, the best villain in Dragon Age: The Veilguard
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