Writer, journalist and researcher
Edwin Evans-Thirlwell is a writer, journalist, and researcher at Rock, Paper, Shotgun Ltd. He focuses on providing diverse and insightful perspectives on video games, their creators, and the broader tech landscape, including consumer electronics and software development. Edwin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as GamesRadar+, Eurogamer, The Guardian, and The Washington Post.
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Edwin's articles focus on the gaming industry, particularly video games and related developments. He often covers new game announcements, updates, and reviews.
Given this coverage pattern, Edwin is likely to be responsive to pitches from game developers announcing new projects or major updates. Additionally, he may appreciate insights into the latest trends in the gaming industry or expert commentary on specific games or genres.
As Edwin doesn't have a specified geographic focus and covers international gaming news, sources with a global perspective within the gaming industry are likely to resonate well with him.
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BioWare's biggest Dragon Age was a work of glorious and slightly tragic excess
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
As EA close BioWare down, RPS reflect on the original Baldur's Gate studio's adventures and misadventures over 30 years of role-playing game development.
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
Star Trek Online exec producer Thomas Marrone has poured scorn on companies who close maturing teams in favour of "AAA veteran" start-ups and "magic beans".
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
Fans of gentle sokoban puzzlers and cheery soil-swallowing wigglemonsters should enjoy Woim, out now on Steam.
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
"We are a craft studio": Creative Assembly clarify that they don't AI-generate art following Shogun 2 CE disaster, and are "investigating" an external partner.
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
Open world ecosatire Future? No Thanks! has been updated to replace some genAI voices, with developer Molleindustria also offering refunds to upset players.
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
Wipe the dust from an entire planetoid with up to 15 frenemies in Moon Sweepers, PC's latest co-op oddity, out now on Steam.
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
A recent Change.org petition asking EA to "save Mass Effect" has gained around 220,000 signatories as of writing, with endorsements from Expanse devs Owlcat.
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
The next version of the 26-year-old Game Maker toolset will be free for commercial use on PC, web and mobile, as of 1st January 2027.
By: Edwin Evans-Thirlwell
Eeek, where have all the corners gone? One of my favourite hobbies is digging up older pieces of gaming tech or software know-how and asking
