Ian Dransfield

Ian Dransfield

Freelance Writer

Ian Dransfield is an experienced writer and editor, having contributed to a wide variety of Future Plc publications like 3D Artist, games™, PC Gamer, Retro Gamer, and more. With a career spanning more than a decade, Ian has done everything from work as a freelance consultant for the Guinness World Records to putting in the time as features editor of Raspberry Pi's Wireframe magazine. Ian Dransfield is currently the games editor for Media Foundry.

Latest articles by Ian Dransfield

GamesRadar+ From the Vault header image for the history of Fallout
Explore the history of the Fallout games with some of the devs who helped bring the iconic RPG franchise to life

By Ian Dransfield Published

Interview On the Radar | Fallout has seen many changes, off-shoots, and failed projects in its time – who knew the end of the world could be so full of life?

Interview
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Need for Speed Payback Derelict location guide: How to find all the Derelicts in Need for Speed Payback

By Ian Dransfield Last updated

Guide Unlock your VW Beetle, Chevrolet C10, Nissan 240Z, Chevrolet Bel Air, and Ford Mustang 1965 with our Derelicts location guide

Guide
Splinter Cell
The making of Splinter Cell – How the decision to "ruthlessly enforce stealth" created a classic

By Ian Dransfield, GamesRadar Staff Published

Features The making of Splinter Cell – how a decision to "ruthlessly enforce stealth" helped create a classic

Features
Monster Hunter World armor skills
Monster Hunter World armor skills explained

By Ian Dransfield Published

Tips What are armor skills, what do they do and how can you use them most effectively?

Tips
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Jedi Knight series retrospective: Inside the development of some of the best Star Wars games ever made

By Ian Dransfield Published

Features With Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order out in the wild, Retro Gamer finds out how the very best Star Wars games were made

Features
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