Claire Jackson is a freelance journalist who writes for Kotaku and Kotaku Australia. With a wide range of interests, Claire covers topics such as video game news, reviews, and analysis. Her work has also been featured in various publications including Gizmodo Media Group, Classic Music, The Telegraph, The Big Issue, Lexology, Yahoo Finance, and Cigalah Group.
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Claire Jackson primarily focuses on gaming, particularly offering reviews and guides for video games across different platforms. She covers a wide range of topics within the gaming industry, from specific game features to privacy settings and updates.
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This week we're looking at some old games we've not played a whole lot, and some new ones as well
By: Claire Jackson, Ivan Hewett
The RLPO marked the English composer’s 150th birthday on a rumbustious evening that ended in a blaze of glory
With a unique setting and low barrier to entry, Flintlock might just be the invitation to the soulslike genre you’ve been waiting for
Yes, the internet's back on. But stop doomscrolling and play some video games!
The Ally X is an awesome piece of gaming hardware with an operating system that frustratingly gets in the way
Life is hard enough. So why don't I make my recreational activities hard too?
This week we're hitting the streets of Tokyo, journeying across the stars, exploring dark dungeons, and much more
By: Claire Jackson
August’s lineup features open-world scoundrel shenanigans, gooey puzzles, otherworldly nature preservation and much more
This weekend we're diving into some RPGs, quirky indies, a even a hero shooter for some competitive shenanigans
Cat Quest 3 is the latest entry in the ever-adorable series of action RPGs starring a heroic kitten on a quest for glory and, this time in particular, treasure. Set in the “Purribean” with a whimsical piracy theme, Cat Quest 3 doesn't just see you fighting on land and in dungeons and castles. You'll also take to the sea in your very own ship, where enemy vessels will pose their own unique challenges. With a variety of fun sidequests, dungeons to explore, and the ultimate quest of finding the North Star Treasure, Cat Quest 3 provides a jovial and entertaining adventure that's well worth your time if you enjoy light-hearted action-RPG shenanigans.
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