Kill Screen is the natural extension of a maturing games industry. Far from the sensationalist juvenilia that dots the web and more accessible than the lofty rhetoric and gamespeak of academics, we’re approaching a beloved medium on its own terms as fans and as critics.

Coupled with world-class design, Kill Screen will serve as the voice for a generation of consumers who grew up on games and now wants to talk about them with the same wit and rancor that can be found in dialogues about film, television, etc. We are a professional,
curated approach that respects the time constraints of the older game player and aims right for the brain.

So far, our ranks include those who have written for the Wall Street Journal, New Yorker, GQ, the Daily Show, Christian Science Monitor, LA Times, the Colbert Report, the Onion, and Paste, alongside some lovely photos and even a poster or two! We promise to keep explosions to a bare minimum and limit fawning praise for first-person shooters to a giggle.

Moreover, the overall vision of Kill Screen is to rethink the way that publishing is currently executed. High-quality print products are the only way that print will survive especially if coupled with well-written daily content and a unique approach to mobile products.