Lewis Packwood

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British games journalist and freelance writer based in York. Features Editor at GamesIndustry.biz since June 2025; previously a long-time freelancer with bylines at The Guardian, Eurogamer, Retro Gamer, PC Gamer, EDGE, GamesRadar+, Rock Paper Shotgun. Author of Curious Video Game Machines.

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Tencent, Xbox, Game Angels, Ansible and Flick to speak on Game Republic New Horizons investor stage2026-06-25
GTA 6: Will $80 be the new standard, and will more publishers start to skip physical releases?in newsletter2026-06-25
"Nobody's making games for the retired people" – The growing yet underserved market for grey gamersin newsletter2026-06-04
Nordic Game attendance rises by 6% in 20262026-06-03
Nordic Game attendance rises by 6% in 20262026-06-02
Nordic Game 2026 was full of smiles, but they hid a very tough reality | Opinionin newsletter2026-06-01
Advocating for Godot: A report from A Maze Berlin | Opinion2026-05-18
Advocating for Godot: A report from A Maze Berlin | Opinionin newsletter2026-05-15
"The old school publishing model is dead" – Silver Lining Interactive joins the new wave of pick and mix publishersin newsletter2026-05-14
Gamescom Latam shows Brazil's dev scene has huge potential, but it's waiting for a spark | Opinion2026-05-04
Inkle's Jon Ingold on why self-publishing is where it's at2026-05-01
Landfall's Rebecca Lautner announced as speaker at Game Republic New Horizons 20262026-04-29
Landfall's Rebecca Lautner announced as speaker at Game Republic New Horizons 20262026-04-28
Tools to tell if your game is brokenin newsletter2026-04-27
Podcast: Call of Duty, Game Pass, and the Mario movie2026-04-27
GamesIndustry.biz will once again head to Brazil to report on Gamescom Latam2026-04-23
GamesIndustry.biz will once again head to Brazil to report on Gamescom Latam2026-04-22
"You can't buy a BAFTA." Why commercial influence is a red line for the BAFTA Games Awards2026-04-20
"You can't buy a BAFTA." Why commercial influence is a red line for the BAFTA Games Awardsin newsletter2026-04-17
Games and movies are rushing to jump into bed while they're still getting to know each other | Opinionin newsletter2026-04-17

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