Kimberley Ballard

Kimberley Ballard

Kimberley Ballard is the former Production Editor of SFX, T3, and Official Xbox Magazine, and was once the Communications Manager of Future Plc. Kimberly left the business in 2020 to pursue a job in the video game industry; she is currently stationed at Creative Assembly, where she works as an Associate Brand Manager for the Total War series. 

Latest articles by Kimberley Ballard

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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina showrunner talks channelling The Exorcist, why it's not Buffy, and our fascination with witches

By Kimberley Ballard Published

Features There's a spooky new girl coming to Netflix and creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa says it's like nothing we've seen before

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Six years after its release, is Catherine a sexist nightmare or feminist parable?

By Kimberley Ballard Published

Retrospective 2011's platform puzzler deserves a second look for tackling challenging themes that most games daren't tackle

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If words are cheap, the makers of Virginia are the richest of all, telling a gorgeous story without dialogue

By Kimberley Ballard Published

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Escaping real-life woes and taking refuge in the whimsical but still weirdly woeful Stardew Valley

By Kimberley Ballard Published

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Joining Alex and co for another haunted tour of Edwards Island in the dreamy, screamy Oxenfree NG+

By Kimberley Ballard Published

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Going globetrotting with the best locations in the Tomb Raider series

By Kimberley Ballard Published

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LATEST ARTICLES
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    Late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata never wanted tons of Mario and Zelda sequels
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    I never want to play the best-written Blood of Dawnwalker mission ever again
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    Here's how to watch this year's PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct
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    Project Zeta is not your daddy's MOBA (or your brother's hero shooter)
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    Wardogs studio checks the Steam accounts of their hires to make sure they're "passionate about FPS"

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