Kara Phillips is an evergreen writer at various esteemed outlets. With four years of experience as a games journalist, she dives into the quirky world of indie games while also exploring themes related to arts and entertainment, sports, and agriculture. Kara's work has been featured in Attack of the Fanboy, Prima Games, Yahoo News, TechRadar, NewsBreak, PC Gamer, and MSN.
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Kara's coverage heavily focuses on video game announcements, promotional deals, and reviews. Given this emphasis, she would likely be most responsive to pitches related to new game releases, updates or expansions, gaming hardware reviews or comparisons, and exclusive insights into the gaming industry.
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Sometimes the prep and planning just doesn't cut it.
By: Kara Phillips
She's no longer just hiding in your wifi.
Kara Phillips Hatsune Miku is no stranger when it comes to videogames. From her very own desktop mate DLC, to her rather questionable Fall
By: Kara Phillips
Not all heroes wear cosplays.
By: Kara Phillips
I just can't get enough.
By: Andrea Shearon, Mollie Taylor, Jess Kinghorn, Kara Phillips, Lauren Morton
Crafting and cooking are all over the menu this month from survival crafting to flower arranging to stamp collection journaling.
By: Kara Phillips
The third game drop of 2026 will add an autumnal biome and yet another new set of wood blocks.
By: Kara Phillips
Pins, patches, charms, oh my!
By: Mollie Taylor, Andrea Shearon, Kara Phillips, Jess Kinghorn, Lauren Morton
I've tracked down at least 30 new cozy games launching in July and I lost count of how many have cats.
By: Kara Phillips
The Razer Iskur V2 NewGen gaming chair builds on an already decent seat by adding an impressive bunch of new features to help justify its premium price.
