Jasmine Gould-Wilson is a journalist and staff writer for GamesRadar+. With a passion for horror movies, loud music, and expressing her opinions, Jasmine covers a wide range of topics in the gaming industry. Her work has also been featured in TechRadar Pro.
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Jasmine's coverage predominantly centers on video game reviews and how-to guides, with a specific focus on gaming. If you have expertise in creating or reviewing video games, particularly within the RPG, survival horror, or Xbox genres, Jasmine may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her focus on specific games and their elements, she may appreciate pitches that offer unique insights into gameplay mechanics or strategies. Additionally, if you are involved in the creation of upcoming video games featured in her articles such as "Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora" or "Dragon's Dogma 2", it could be worthwhile reaching out to share exclusive details about these projects.
It is worth noting that Jasmine does not specify a geographic focus but seems to cover international gaming content without any regional limitations.
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By: Jasmine Gould
Gamescom 2024
By: Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Gamescom 2024 | Killing Floor is back, and the third instalment proves why it's the king of zombie horde shooters
By: Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Gamescom 2024 | Half an hour of Digital Eclipse's new Power Rangers game sent me right back to the 90s
By: Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Gamescom 2024 | "They're essentially in a tin can, and it's death on the other side of it – and that's a fantastic space to be"
By: Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Games 2024 | I tried out the newest heroes in Marvel Rivals, but I have a huge Suicide Squad-shaped problem with it
By: Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Indie Spotlight | Love, Ghostie is the kind of video game magic that's hard to find and impossible to forget
By: Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Although a great initial distraction for Potterheads, the novelty of Harry Potter Quidditch Champions fades to reveal a competent yet insubstantial grind-a-thon. With questionable voice acting, childish animation, and a flimsy campaign to blitz through in three hours flat, even the biggest Wizarding World fans will struggle to stay engaged – unless staring down the barrel of another battle pass appeals to you.
By: Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Interview | Techland and Kyle Crane voice actor Roger Craig-Smith dig into the belly of The Beast
Every PS5 game that will have PS5 Pro enhancements when the console launches on November 7
By: Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Now Playing | Being bad in BG3 never felt so right "Hail, Queen Vlaakith – the last of Her name."
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