Ryan Easby is a writer and journalist, known for his work in the gaming and entertainment industry. He has written for publications such as NME, Ginx TV Ltd., PCGamesN, Retro Dodo, and more. Ryan's articles cover a range of topics including gaming news, controversies, and updates, as well as features on popular games and trends.
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Ryan Easby's articles predominantly focus on the gaming industry, with a significant emphasis on reviews and press releases. Given this, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new game releases, major updates or controversies within the gaming industry. Developers or publishers announcing new games or expansions could find success pitching to Ryan.
As an individual who covers video games extensively, it seems that Ryan would be open to receiving review copies of highly anticipated titles for consideration in his coverage. It is likely that he has a broad international focus given the global nature of the gaming industry.
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By: Ryan Easby
Final Fantasy 16 is finally out on PC and after a bit of time with the PC port, Ryan has some thoughts.
The annual Halloween Crimson Harvest event for EVE Online has been detailed.
Blizzard has detailed how World of Warcraft players can get their hands on the various different 20th-anniversary items, and what currencies they need to spend.
By: Ryan Easby
ATLUS' latest game, Metaphor: ReFantazio, is now finally released, and Ryan has some thoughts on the changes brought by this new title and how they can change the formula for the better with future ATLUS offerings.
By: Ryan Easby
It's been a tumultuous few weeks for Magic: The Gathering's most popular format, Commander. Ryan examines how we got here and aims to look ahead at the future of the format moving forward.
Ryan Easby Posted: Category: Interviews There's a lot to be said about the nature of EVE Online.
For all its joys, gaming can be really hard. Take massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs), a popular genre whose many overlapping
Ryan Easby Updated: Posted: Category: Editorials When Baldur's Gate 3 released last year, I already thought it was one of the most complete games ever made.
By: Ryan Easby
Ryan Easby Posted: Category: Editorials Companions in Bioware games always have interesting stories.
There's an increasing trend of remedial media literacy among modern audiences. People miss obvious narrative moments and thematic elements, only
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