Ed Thorn is a Reviews Editor at Rock, Paper, Shotgun. With a keen focus on gaming, he covers a variety of topics including reviews and guides, particularly in genres like JRPGs, meaty shooters, and emotional indies. Ed has been featured in World Wealth Journal, Rock, Paper, Shotgun Ltd, and Knowledia.
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By: Ed Thorn
Bringing the curbstomp to Mercury While we're getting a Gears Of War prequel in Gears Of War: E-Day , this does mean that Gears Of War 6 is yet to be a thing.
By: Ed Thorn
I want more I have zero archaeology experience or knowledge, but I bet archaeologists really love their jobs (for the most part). They get
By: Ed Thorn
Doing more than grunt work Halo Infinite recently received a big update in the form of Delta Arena, a playlist that features recreations of Halo 2's most popular maps and a special third-person mode.
It's been a year for video games, let me tell you As the year slowly draws to a close, I recently contemplated what my game of the year candidates might be.
By: Ed Thorn
Let the live service begin Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 has been out for a little while already, what with me giving its multiplayer largely
Sorry We're Closed is nostalgic survival horror that's well written and often clever, just bear with its awkward shooting.
By: Ed Thorn
It's less of a sniperfest now Train, one of Counter-Strike's oldest and bestest maps, has received a sweeping update.
By: Ed Thorn
Bloodshed takes Doom's fast-paced FPSing and combines it with Vampire Survivors' roguelike structure, which makes for a moreish time.
Threshold is a psychological horror game about a stressful maintenance job atop a lonely mountain, and it's a shift you absolutely won't want to miss.
By: Ed Thorn
Overwatch's Tracer would approve Admittedly, I haven't played as much Windblown as I'd like.
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