
Marcus T.
Editor-in-Chief
RPG obsessive, ex-QA tester, keeper of the review rubric since day one.
PixelQuestWarriors is a Shoreditch gaming blog run by people who actually finish the games. Honest reviews, retro deep-dives, UK esports coverage and hardware we test until it breaks.
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What's on the itinerary

Every scored review is written after we roll credits — usually 20–60 hours in. No preview-build guesswork. New reviews land Tuesdays and Fridays, free to read.

Long-form histories of the machines and cartridges that built the hobby, filmed and photographed in our Redchurch Street studio. Fresh feature on the first Monday of each month.

On-the-ground match reports and player interviews from London arenas and regional LANs. Weekly results roundup every Sunday evening, GMT.

Controllers, headsets and handhelds pushed through weeks of real use before we score them. Sponsored builds are always labelled. Members-only long-term logs from £4/month.
The crew on board

Editor-in-Chief
RPG obsessive, ex-QA tester, keeper of the review rubric since day one.

Esports Lead
Courtside at every London LAN, fluent in five FPS metas and one dialect of trash talk.

Hardware Editor
Solders his own controllers, owns 40 handhelds, trusts no manufacturer spec sheet.

Retro Historian
Cartridge archivist who can date a PCB by smell. Runs our Shoreditch studio shoots.
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"Their retro deep-dive on the Amiga made me dig my old machine out of the loft. Genuinely the best games writing coming out of London right now."
"The hardware bench log on the new handheld was brutally honest about the drift issue everyone else glossed over. That's why I subscribe."
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