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WRITER · 24 PIECES INDEXED

Ewan Wilson

· Published 3y ago
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BODY OF WORK
24
REVIEWS
7
OUTLETS
3
COVERING SINCE
2018
24 PIECES INDEXED

Writing

29 OCT 2021
1 piece
Rock Paper Shotgun·29 Oct 2021
Mushrooms, mould and killer plants: the best horror isn't animal, it's vegetable
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30 SEPT 2020
1 piece
Eurogamer·30 Sept 2020
Someone should make a game about: the Isle of Rust
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23 JUL 2020
1 piece
Rock Paper Shotgun·23 Jul 2020
Warren Spector on Deus Ex, 20 years on
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Deus Ex
6 MAY 2020
1 piece
Eurogamer·6 May 2020
The video game apocalypses are already here - and they're all around us
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29 JAN 2020
1 piece
Eurogamer·29 Jan 2020
Syd Mead's artistic legacy lives on through video games
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18 DEC 2019
1 piece
Eurogamer·18 Dec 2019
Someone should make a game about: Spomeniks
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3 SEPT 2019
1 piece
Eurogamer·3 Sept 2019
Remedy's Control is built on concrete foundations
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6 AUG 2019
1 piece
Eurogamer·6 Aug 2019
The creepy corridors of video games
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31 MAY 2019
1 piece
Rock Paper Shotgun·31 May 2019
The Japanese myths and woodblock art behind Sekiro’s creatures
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice & Creatures
10 MAY 2019
1 piece
Eurogamer·10 May 2019
The folklore roots of Sekiro's anus-ball snatching enemies
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
25 MAR 2019
1 piece
Eurogamer·25 Mar 2019
How Resident Evil 2 exposes the horror of our bodies
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Resident Evil 2
19 MAR 2019
1 piece
Rock Paper Shotgun·19 Mar 2019
The Joy Of crap weather in Metro Exodus
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Metro Exodus
12 FEB 2019
1 piece
Eurogamer·12 Feb 2019
The impossible architecture of video games
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14 NOV 2018
1 piece
Rock Paper Shotgun·14 Nov 2018
Lusting for ruin on Minecraft’s most apocalyptic server
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Minecraft
1 NOV 2018
1 piece
Rock Paper Shotgun·1 Nov 2018
The eeriest places in games are the ones where the environment is the monster
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23 OCT 2018
1 piece
Eurogamer·23 Oct 2018
How brutalism has shaped games
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