RPS writes amazing articles, sure, but DO NOT buy a subscription with them. You will get no customer support whatsoever, and you will not be able to cancel your subscription. Your emails will disappea... See more
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My favourite Woke Lefty Paradise in the entire gaming world. And one of the only spaces where I can feel truly safe as a gamer who's also a leftist woman, which should be absurd to say in 2026, ye... See more
I visited RPS daily for years and regularly commented on articles. It had been on my Google favourites bar since around 07-08. I can no longer stomach it now and a lot of people I know through gam... See more
Intelligent, well written journalism with a personal touch. Harks back to the glory days of Crash, PC Gamer etc (where some of the creators plied their trade back in the day). Hated by Daily Mail re... See more
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Rock, Paper, Shotgun is a UK-based blog operated by Rock, Paper, Shotgun Ltd and authored by Alec Meer, Graham Smith, Brendan Caldwell, Alice Bell, Alice O'Connor, Katherine Castle, Matt Cox, John Walker, and formerly also Kieron Gillen, Jim Rossignol,...
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Killed by woke
Used to be a really good source of non-BS gaming recommendations, now a ultra wokey clique (see Tim Stone)
11 January 2021
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Trashy clickbait articles
Trashy clickbait articles, groupthink and a healthy dose of sanctimony.
RPS used to be good. Now it is a steaming pile of ideological handwringing. Hard pass.
11 November 2020
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Shady
Makes money selling charity, getting a bigger cut -by default- than the charities themselves do, and fails to disclose this information to the reader.
31 July 2020
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Intelligent PC magazine site
Intelligent, well written journalism with a personal touch. Harks back to the glory days of Crash, PC Gamer etc (where some of the creators plied their trade back in the day). Hated by Daily Mail readers and people who play Codblops!
19 June 2020
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Way too much virtue signalling
Way too much virtue signalling, social justice, gender politics and safe spaces. What has become of game journalism!?
2 June 2020
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Branch of the chinese government.
Branch of the chinese government.
Pushing the CCP's agenda onto Google News feed.
11 October 2019
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Future of RPS not looking so good.
If you want to have a website, I'm not responsible for paying for it. If I don't want to see your ads then I don't have to. If you're not going to let me visit your website with an ad blocker, then I will simply never go there. I will also recommend that nobody else go there too. A website that completely removes itself from view of a large part of the internet is not going to do well, just avoid them.
3 May 2019
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