Meet the Critics

Marcus has been reviewing games since the PS2 era and has logged more hours in open-world RPGs than he'd care to admit. He founded G-Rev's review framework and still believes a great world is built one believable side quest at a time. When he isn't writing, he's chasing platinum trophies and arguing about frame pacing.

Diego lives for the big-budget, set-piece-driven adventures that show off what a generation of hardware can do. He's equally happy dissecting a stealth system or a sweeping camera cut, and he holds cinematic games to the same bar as the films they borrow from.

Tom cut his teeth on arena shooters and never really left. He tests every game on three different rigs, cares deeply about input latency, and can tell you the exact tick rate of your favorite multiplayer shooter. His reviews live or die on game feel and performance.

A former competitive action-game player turned critic, Sofia has the reflexes to back up her opinions on combat feel and the patience to dig into the indie scene for hidden gems. She judges a game by how it feels in the first ten minutes and whether it earns the next ten hours.

Priya approaches games the way a critic approaches novels — asking what they're really about. She has a soft spot for branching dialogue, morally messy choices, and any game brave enough to slow down. If a story made her cry on a train, you'll hear about it.