Julian Benson is a freelance journalist at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, technology, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on AI platforms, generative AI, and software development. Julian's work has been featured in notable outlets such as 1981 Media Ltd, AOL UK, British GQ, and GamesRadar+.
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Julian Benson's coverage primarily focuses on promotional deals and reviews related to technology, specifically video games. If you have insights into new releases, strategies for specific game levels or bosses, or information about in-game items and features, your pitch might resonate with him.
Given Julian’s focus on promotional deals and reviews within the tech industry—particularly gaming—it is likely that he would be interested in news surrounding upcoming game releases as well as exclusive offers available to his audience.
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By: Julian Benson
Despite featuring a gun, Gen Atlas is not going to be a violent departure from Fumito Ueda's previous games.
By: Julian Benson
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy drops stealth in favour of melee combat. You might not be able to tell , but it's the first time the studio's done it.
By: Julian Benson
Guild Wars 3 is set 1200 years in the series' past, so you'll be able to play in the fantasy MMO's world as the gods decide to leave
By: Julian Benson
You will no longer be able to buy physical Steam Gift Cards because scammers have been using them to defraud people internationally.
By: Julian Benson
Blood Dungeon is a platformer that takes a lot from Vampire Survivors, but it also adds a lot new in the process.
This weekend the team are playing Cyberpunk 2077, Overwatch, Red Dead Redemption, but enough about us, what are you playing?
Some of this weeks best writing on the internet, most of which is about videogames.
By: Julian Benson
Townbuilders like Anno and Settlers series often scale into stress and pressure pots, cosy city builder Croakwood captures that complexity without the pressure
A run down of the best and the rest of the 2026 Steam Next Fest.
By: Julian Benson
As well as controlling a mega turret in Iron Nest, you also have to contend with the inner conflict of firing this weapon for the wrong side in a war.
