Robin Valentine is a Senior Editor at PC Gamer. With a deep-rooted passion for PC gaming and extensive experience in games journalism, he covers topics ranging from video games and computer software to consumer electronics, showcasing his expertise through features, news, and reviews. Robin has been featured in notable outlets including PC Gamer, NewsBreak, Magzter, MSN, and Yahoo.
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Robin Valentine predominantly covers various aspects of the gaming industry, including game reviews, promotional deals, and press releases. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to new game releases, upcoming trends in PC gaming or video games, and unique perspectives on game development.
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By: Robin Valentine
Little Tree Kingdom is not so sweet as it appears.
By: Robin Valentine
This sandbox adventure from former The Witcher 3 developers is shaping up to be the most interesting RPG of 2026
By: Robin Valentine
"We've structured the game in a way where, after the prologue, you can do basically whatever you want."
By: Robin Valentine
You can try the beta of the 1.1 update now.
By: Robin Valentine
The Heavy Duty expansion also adds a new mode and biome to the best Vampire Survivors-like around.
By: Robin Valentine
You can't judge a book by its enormous, jutting fangs.
By: Robin Valentine
You Are the Monster is a simple, scrappy chunk of kaiju chaos.
By: Robin Valentine
Bandersketch invites you to help the boys make their next video... as long as you can make the right choices.
By: Robin Valentine
They've launched a new report calling for a more comprehensive and unified research framework.
By: Robin Valentine
It's like going back to the 1980s.
