Write for Digital RGS Org: The Industry Needs Better Voices—Maybe Yours
Gaming moves fast. Too fast. The trends shift, tools evolve, and opinion becomes outdated the day it’s posted. At Digital RGS Org, we’re not under any illusion that we can fix everything wrong with today’s noisy digital gaming world—but that doesn’t mean we’re backing down.
Founded by Othrian Zorvane and fueled by a cynical passion for truth in an industry that increasingly favors hype over insight, Digital RGS Org is your place to dig deeper. Our team knows that behind every flashy trailer is a postponed patch, and behind every “must-have” controller add-on is a compatibility nightmare.
And honestly? We could use your help.
If you’re tired of reading the same recycled headlines and feel like the digital gaming space deserves sharper commentary, smarter breakdowns, and brutally honest takes, email us. We’re not promising fame (definitely not fortune), but if you have something worth saying—and the resolve to say it right—you might fit in here.
Why Write for Digital RGS Org?
- We don’t sugarcoat. Our readers come to us because we cut through the sponsored noise. If you love honest evaluations and think the public deserves better, this is your space.
- You’ll be in sharp company. We’re a cynical bunch—but we’re informed, tech-literate, and driven. Meet the leadership vision that guides us.
- The topics are endless—and endlessly complex. From multiplayer strategy insight chaos to baffling controller input hacks, Digital RGS Org is layered. Complexity means there’s always something to explore (and often, something to complain about).
- We need long-term contributors. Not influencers. Not content mills. We’re tired of those too.
What We’re Looking For
You don’t need to be a household name or have a Reddit following. What we care about:
- Original Game Analyses: Fresh takes on AI hierarchy in AAA engine performance? We want that. (Seriously.)
- Industry Trends With Teeth: Not “The future of gaming is bright.” Try: “The future of gaming is fragmented and provider-dependent. Here’s why.” Check out our Digital Gaming Trends page to see what we mean.
- Controller Setups for People Who Actually Game: Think frame-by-frame input delay analysis. We welcome contributors for Controller Hacks who can translate rage-filled discussion threads into actionable advice.
- Candid Multiplayer Strategy Breakdowns: Our Strategy Insight section is always open to player-driven perspectives that focus on tactical failure—not just wins.
Writing Tone and What to Avoid
- Preferred Tone: Pessimistic but grounded. Analytical but unafraid to admit when something’s broken beyond repair.
- What We Shun: Marketing fluff, buzzword bingo, “top ten” SEO spam. Save it for somewhere that values word count over worth.
- What We Treasure: Writers who know that not everything needs to be “glorious.” Many updates underwhelm. Many features underdeliver. Call it like it is.
Submission Guidelines
If you’ve mused about the mess in this industry, researched the systems beneath the systems, or developed working theories on game engine decay, submit a sample article or pitch to [email protected]. No trending template intros, please—show us you’ve paid attention to how things really work (or don’t).
We review submissions weekly. If we don’t respond within 10 business days, feel free to follow up. If we don’t respond after that, take the silence as honest feedback—we don’t ghost without reason.
What You’ll Gain (and What You Won’t)
Let’s be real: If you’re looking to cash out or publish fluff “content” to meet a quota, we’re not your outlet. But if you want to join a platform where honest voices rise, where researched skepticism is respected, and where critique feels necessary—not novelty—you’re in good company.
You’ll get:
- Publication and smart editorial support.
- Collaboration with contributors who take their craft and comments seriously. (We don’t tolerate shallow takes.)
- Visibility—not the influencer kind. The credibility kind.
Explore how we believe in collaborative success driven by critical engagement, not empty enthusiasm.
Still Unsure?
If you’re on the fence, ask yourself this: Does the gaming industry really reflect what you want it to? If the answer is no—and you’ve got the words, skills, and scars to say why—you just might belong here.
New contributors help our site push back against the herd. Start by exploring our scathing yet clear-eyed reporting in the Industry Buzz section or dive into raw analyses led by logic, not hype, in our Expert Breakdowns.
We’re based at 4449 Edington Drive, Atlanta, Georgia 30303, United States. If you get in, you’ll join a team that values digging trenches over polishing press releases.
How to Get Started
To pitch your article or submit a completed piece, please email [email protected]. Introduce yourself briefly, link to any relevant writing, and tell us what part of the digital gaming space frustrates you—and why you want to write through it.
Still curious? Read up on how we try to inspire connection between realism and creativity (even when it hurts), or visit our perpetually underfunded homepage: Digital RGS Org.
This isn’t the usual writing gig. But if you’re the kind of writer who questions authority updates, replays lag test results, and sighs during feature drops… this is your call.