Jessica Orr is a Senior Guides Writer at Eurogamer. With a passion for games and horror, she often shares her insights on various platforms, including IGN and GameRant, while frequently engaging with themes that resonate within the gaming community. Jessica's work has been featured in notable publications such as PC Gamer, PCGamesN, KeenGamer, GamesRadar+, and GameSpot.
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Jessica primarily covers gaming-related "how-to" guides and event coverage, with a focus on Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail, God of War Ragnarök Valhalla, Lego Fortnite, and Warzone. Given her emphasis on how-to guides for specific games or events within them, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer comprehensive insights into game strategies or explanations of new features.
As Jessica covers a diverse range of gaming topics without a specific geographic focus mentioned, potential sources should ensure their content is relevant to the global gaming community rather than being region-specific. If reaching out regarding house & home topics related to gaming setups or environments conducive to immersive gameplay experiences may also resonate well with her audience.
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By: Jessica Orr
HoYoverse reaches for the stars with a cozy life sim that's more ambitious than it first appears.
Your guide to the top tier characters and team compositions for Neverness to Everness.
By: Jessica Orr
Offbeat humor and lovable characters aren’t enough to save this "anime GTA" from its lackluster open world.
Don't be fooled by the gacha system in Neverness to Everness before you understand why its boardgame is a little more sneaky than it looks.
By: Jessica Orr
Event and banner schedule for version 6.6 of Genshin Impact.
The banners in Neverness to Everness follow most of the usual rules established by its gacha forefathers, but it has major differences in a few important areas and some changes are more welcome than others.
Neverness to Everness isn't the type of gacha where you need to keep up with the meta to clear its mid and endgame challenges, but playing with the
The banners in Neverness to Everness follow most of the usual rules established by its gacha forefathers, but it has major differences in a few important areas and some changes are more welcome than others.
