GamesLatestNews works with game developers, publishers, PR teams and independent creators looking to share games, updates and stories with our readers.
You can contact us about review codes, preview access, game announcements, press materials, interviews and genuinely newsworthy developments.
Submitting something does not guarantee coverage. Editorial decisions are based on relevance, news value and whether we believe the subject is useful or interesting to the GamesLatestNews audience.
Submit review codes, preview builds or early access for upcoming and released games. Include the game, platform, release date and any applicable embargo information.
Send game announcements, release dates, trailers, major updates, press materials and other newsworthy developments. Primary sources and supporting media are particularly useful.
Pitch interview opportunities with developers, creators and other people directly involved in a game or project. Include who is available, what they are working on and the subjects they can discuss.
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Submit a Game for Review
Developers and publishers can provide review codes or access to upcoming and released games for editorial consideration.
When submitting a game, please include:
- Game title
- Developer and publisher
- Platforms
- Release date
- Review embargo, if applicable
- Review code or instructions for obtaining access
- Relevant press materials
Providing a review copy does not influence the outcome of a review or guarantee a particular score.
GamesLatestNews reviews games independently. Our testing, scoring and editorial process is explained in our How We Review Games policy.
Early Access and Preview Opportunities
We also consider opportunities to preview games before release, including betas, demos, preview builds and other forms of pre-release access.
Please clearly state whether the supplied version is a review build, preview build, beta, demo or unfinished development build.
That distinction matters because unfinished software should not be evaluated as though it represents the final release.
Send News and Press Materials
Developers, publishers and PR representatives can send GamesLatestNews information about:
- New game announcements
- Release dates and delays
- Major updates and expansions
- Trailers and gameplay footage
- New screenshots
- Platform announcements
- Developer statements
- Significant milestones
- Studio news
- Community or technical projects with genuine gaming relevance
Press releases are useful as a source of information, but GamesLatestNews does not simply republish supplied promotional copy.
Where appropriate, we may independently research the subject, verify additional details and provide context from previous developments.
What Makes a Strong News Submission?
The most useful submissions explain what has changed and why it matters.
For example, telling us that a game has received an update is less useful than identifying a major new feature, performance improvement, previously unavailable platform, substantial gameplay change or another development that materially affects players.
Clear supporting evidence also helps. This can include official announcements, developer posts, patch notes, trailers, screenshots or direct statements from the development team.
Interviews and Original Features
GamesLatestNews is open to interview opportunities with:
- Game developers
- Studio founders
- Designers
- Modders
- Technical developers
- Community project creators
- Other people directly involved in the games industry
Interview proposals should include the person or team involved, the project being discussed and the subject you would like the interview to explore.
We are particularly interested in opportunities that provide new information, technical insight, development stories or perspectives that readers cannot obtain from a standard press release.
Independent and Community Projects
You do not need to represent a major publisher to contact us.
GamesLatestNews also covers noteworthy work from independent developers and gaming communities, including projects involving modding, preservation, restoration, compatibility, emulation and reverse engineering where appropriate.
If you are submitting a community project, explain what has been achieved and provide a primary source showing the work.
Measurable improvements, newly working features, major compatibility breakthroughs and substantial restoration work are considerably easier for us to evaluate than general project updates.
Help Us Evaluate Your Submission
You can make a submission easier to assess by providing the most important information upfront.
Where possible, include:
- What happened
- When it happened or will happen
- Which game or project is affected
- Which platforms are affected
- Why the development matters
- A primary source
- Relevant screenshots or video
- Any embargo or publication restrictions
Please identify embargoed information clearly before supplying sensitive material.
Editorial Independence
Editorial coverage and commercial relationships are handled separately.
A review code, preview opportunity, interview or press submission does not purchase editorial coverage and does not guarantee favourable treatment.
Factual corrections are also handled independently through our Editorial Standards and Corrections Policy.
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Contact GamesLatestNews
If you are contacting GamesLatestNews about a review opportunity, preview build, press release, interview, announcement or community project, you can email us directly at info@gameslatestnews.com or use the form below.
Please include enough information for us to identify the game, studio, publisher or project involved and understand what you are submitting.
For time-sensitive opportunities, include any relevant release dates, embargo dates or publication restrictions clearly in your message.
If you are sending supporting material, you can also include links to official announcements, trailers, screenshots, press kits or other primary sources.
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