Jeremy Peel

Jeremy Peel

Jeremy is a freelance editor and writer with a decade’s experience across publications like GamesRadar, Rock Paper Shotgun, PC Gamer and Edge. He specialises in features and interviews, and gets a special kick out of meeting the word count exactly. He missed the golden age of magazines, so is making up for lost time while maintaining a healthy modern guilt over the paper waste. Jeremy was once told off by the director of Dishonored 2 for not having played Dishonored 2, an error he has since corrected.

Latest articles by Jeremy Peel

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In our divided world, a new wave of games use time-travel discos and bus rides to honour a pivotal era in history

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Features In a divided world, a new wave of games examine historical misery to remind us that our freedom is worth fighting for

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The Half-Life: Alyx trailer is the latest in a long line of great Half-Life videos

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Features These classic trailers can be played on any video-capable platform, and maybe that's enough

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I think Doom Eternal's worlds are more artificial than ever, and that's a good thing

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Features With the boundaries of its design clear for all to see, Doom Eternal continues to defy any and all expectation

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From Ghosts to Modern Warfare: how Infinity Ward evolved Call of Duty this generation

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Features The health of a studio takes longer to regenerate than any FPS protagonist

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Modern Warfare's Death From Above mission is still the model for quiet unease in Call of Duty

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Features Modern Warfare is focused on realism, but there’s still plenty it can learn from Call of Duty 4's most harrowing mission

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