Susan Arendt

Susan Arendt

Susan was once Managing Editor US at GamesRadar, but has since gone on to become a skilled freelance journalist, editor, producer, and content manager. She is now 1/3 of @Continuepod, 1/2 of @BeastiesLl, co-founder of @TakeThisOrg, and Apex Editor, Fluid Group.




Latest articles by Susan Arendt

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The Expanse S2.01 and S2.02 review: "Smart and spectacular science fiction"

By Susan Arendt Published

TV

TV
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Your messed up family history awaits in What Remains of Edith Finch

By Susan Arendt Published

Preview

Preview
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Gorogoa: terrible name, fantastic game

By Susan Arendt Published

Preview

Preview
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"A brilliantly subversive moment" - a quiet question about rain is The Best Bit of The Expanse season 1

By Susan Arendt Published

The best bit

The best bit
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Torment and murder your family tree: You should be playing Rusty Lake Roots

By Susan Arendt Published

Seedy

Seedy
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The Walking Dead S7.08 review: "It feels like we’re getting our Walking Dead back”

By Susan Arendt Published

TV Review

TV Review
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Elegant simplicity and impatient passengers: You should be playing Mini Metro

By Susan Arendt Published

On rails

On rails
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The Walking Dead S7.07 review: "Negan finally earns his keep as a character”

By Susan Arendt Published

TV

TV
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Gambit movie release date, trailer, cast, and everything you need to know

By Susan Arendt Published

Features

Features
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The Walking Dead S7.06 review: "Kindness often leads to disaster"

By Susan Arendt Published

TV review

TV review
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The Walking Dead S7.05 review: "I'm officially rooting for the Walkers now"

By Susan Arendt Published

TV Review

TV Review
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The Walking Dead S7.04 review: "The burning anger of being on the receiving end of indifferent cruelty"

By Susan Arendt Published

Review

Review
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The Walking Dead S7.02 review: "Who doesn’t want a friend with a pet tiger?"

By Susan Arendt Published

Review

Review
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The definitive guide to surviving a horror movie

By Susan Arendt Published

Features

Features
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"The extended delusion of a shattered woman" - the rock tunnel is The Best Bit in The Descent

By Susan Arendt Published

All Falls Down

All Falls Down
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Strategy, sewing, and fierce competition: You should be playing Patchwork

By Susan Arendt Published

Sewed up

Sewed up
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Why I Love: The cannibal of Tharsis

By Susan Arendt Published

Meaty

Meaty
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"Greetings, BURPFACE," or how we name characters in games

By Susan Arendt Published

Games
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5 things I did in my first two hours of No Man's Sky

By Susan Arendt Published

Spaaaaaace!

Spaaaaaace!
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5 TV shows to take your mind off the world

By Susan Arendt Published

Binge 'em!

Binge 'em!
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Why I Love: Morrowind’s mass transit system

By Susan Arendt Published

<3

<3
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Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens review

By Susan Arendt Published

Review

Review
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Zero Time Dilemma review

By Susan Arendt Published

Review

Review
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Madness, Velocipedes, and Tigers: You should be playing Fallen London

By Susan Arendt Published

You Should Be Playing

You Should Be Playing
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Detroit: Become Human: do androids dream of electric detectives?

By Susan Arendt Published

Features

Features
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