Georgina Young

Joined: Dec 13, 2022

Georgina Young is a Gaming Writer for GLHF. They have been writing about video games for around 10 years and are seen as one of the leading experts on the PlayStation Vita. They are also a part of the Pokémon community, involved in speedrunning, challenge runs, and the competitive scene. Aside from English, they also speak and translate from Japanese, German and French. Their favorite games are Pokémon Heart Gold, Majora’s Mask, Shovel Knight, Virtue’s Last Reward and Streets of Rage. They often write about 2D platformers, JRPGs, visual novels, and Otome. In writing about the PlayStation Vita, they have contributed articles to books about the console including Vita Means Life, and A Handheld History. They have also written for the online publications IGN, TechRadar, Space.com, GamesRadar+, NME, Rock Paper Shotgun, GAMINGbible, Pocket Tactics, Metro, news.com.au and Gayming Magazine. They have written in print for Switch Player Magazine, and PLAY Magazine. Previously a News Writer at GamesRadar, NME and GAMINGbible, they currently write on behalf of GLHF for The Sun, USA Today FTW, and Sports Illustrated. You can find their previous work by visiting Georgina Young’s MuckRack profile. Email: georgina.young@glhf.gg

Reviews

Arranger review: making moves on puzzle design

Guides

Flock: All meadows, shiny baubles, knitting patterns, and whistles

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Flock: How to find all the Sheep

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Flock: Where to find all of the Strange Residue

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Flock: All creature locations

If you are looking for the last few creatures in Flock to fill out your Creature Guide, then find all of their locations with our handy guide.

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Flock review: flying high and creature collecting

While it needs some finessing, the base of Flock is extremely solid, and hits its aims of being fun, cozy, and relaxing.

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Best Pokémon for Pikachu Tera Raid: How to beat the Pikachu seven-star Tera Raid event

Use these monsters in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet's Pikachu raids

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Eight fantastic games whose endings make absolutely no sense

This list is dedicated to some great games with endings so wild there was no way you could see them coming.

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A Little to the Left: Seeing Stars DLC review – left a little wanting

Aside from introducing a number of new puzzles, the DLC comes with a few new mechanics, too.

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Lushfoil Photography Sim preview: a walk in the woods

Lushfoil won't offer a heart-pumping experience or story, but it gives you something so much more real.

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SteamWorld Heist 2 preview: a long, almost finished look

My hour-long preview session in early June already showed a technically robust and feature-complete game.

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Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition review – not much beyond the original

Beyond Good & Evil holds up.

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Parcel Corps preview: Jet Set delivery service

Playing 20 minutes of Parcel Corps with director Will Barr, it was clear to see the team’s passion for the game.

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Flock preview: charming, floating, and feeding sheep

Flock was one of the more delightful games I played during Summer Game Fest 2024.

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Akimbot preview: a crack in time

The Ratchet & Clank comparison slaps you in the face, but that isn't to say Akimbot is a bad game.

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Exoborne preview: weathering the storm

Exoborne is innovating in the extraction shooter genre by focusing gameplay around climate.