Phil Hornshaw is a Content Manager at GameSpot. With over a decade of experience, he specializes in covering video games, technology, and entertainment, often delving into game lore when not writing. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Digital Trends, IGN Entertainment, and GamesRadar+.
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Phil Hornshaw focuses on providing reviews and how-to guides primarily in the gaming industry, with a high emphasis on video games. Given this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into video game experiences or provide expert tips for playing popular games.
If you have innovative perspectives regarding new releases or updates for the specific games Phil covers, such as Destiny 2 and Lego Fortnite, or if you can contribute comprehensive how-to guides related to these titles, your pitch may catch his attention.
As Phil does not appear to have a geographic focus but rather offers coverage applicable internationally within the gaming world, consider tailoring your pitches towards global gaming audiences.
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The FPS has become one of the defining genres of the video game industry, and over the years has matured to create a huge variety of high-intensity experiences.
By: Phil Hornshaw
At the heart of sci-fi shooter Dixotomia is a dual nature — it’s right in the name. What isn’t immediately obvious, however, is the choice that dual nature will put to you: whether to maintain your humanity or sacrifice it to embrace the powers of the undead.
The latest game in the survival horror series puts a capstone on major story elements from the franchise so Resident Evil can finally move on to new things.
By: Phil Hornshaw
Other Magic sets draw from video game universes, but the TMNT set stands apart by making the language, mechanics, and culture of arcade games part of its identity.
While there's potential in its dark, violent crime story and gritty open world, playing Samson: A Tyndalston Story can be more frustrating than exciting.
By: Phil Hornshaw
After back-to-back Black Ops games both from developers Treyarch and Raven Software, studio Infinity Ward returns to the helm for this year’s entry in the Call of Duty franchise. With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, Infinity Ward says it’s entering a new chapter–both for the series that helped catapult Call of Duty into its...
Rebel Wolves' action-RPG balances different quest approaches and tons of consequences to create a story in which you might murder your best friend, and that's okay.
By: Max Blumenthal, Phil Hornshaw, Kurt Indovina, Ben Janca
Rebel Wolves' action-RPG balances different quest approaches and tons of consequences to create a story in which you might murder your best friend, and that's okay.
By: Phil Hornshaw, Ben Janca, Kurt Indovina, Richard Li
Belmont's Curse looks to add a lot of good ideas to the Castlevania series' formula.
The upcoming entry in Konami's storied 2D sidescroller series makes use of good ideas from recent entries in the genre, while adding a bunch of its own.
