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Steven Mills

(He/Him)
Maryland
As seen in: Output Lag, MSN, Flipboard, Destructoid, NewsBreak, News247Planet, Networthy News
Covers:  Gaming news, reviews, previews, guides, press releases, and more. I have a strong passion for MMORPG's, RPG's, and narrative-driven games.
Doesn't Cover: Not that I do not cover them, but I admittedly am probably not the best person to cover sports and racing games as there are others more passionate about that genre than me.
Founder at @OutputLag Author of Titan Hunter Online Tell me cool stuff steven@outputlag.com Formerly at Destructoid.

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Steven Mills’s Biography

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Where to start? I've been writing in some capacity for over a decade now. I started my Senior year in high school back in 2007 as a volunteer reviewer for WorthPlaying. I will always cherish my time there and will always be grateful to the owners of that site for giving young me a start.

Since then I've written across a variety of industries but still always kept at least one foot in the gaming world. I primarily did Freelance work including news, reviews, guides, and more.

In July 2023 I becam…

Steven Mills’s Journalist Portfolio

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Review: Granblue Fantasy: Relink

Review: Granblue Fantasy: Relink

The Granblue Fantasy franchise is taking a big leap forward with action RPG Granblue Fantasy: Relink. Here is…

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Review: Vampire: The Masquerade - Justice

Review: Vampire: The Masquerade - Justice

Fast Travel Games has brought the Vampire: The Masquerade experience to VR with Vampire: The Masquerade - Jus…

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Review: 1000xRESIST

Review: 1000xRESIST

If you enjoy a good story that can make you laugh one minute, hold back tears the next, then audibly mumble “…

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Review: Stellar Blade

Review: Stellar Blade

Solid Blade

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Review: Atlas Fallen

Review: Atlas Fallen

At its core Atlas Fallen is a third-person action RPG that focuses on speed and fast-paced encounters with co…

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Hands-on preview: Nightingale prioritizes worldbuilding in a world worth exploring

Hands-on preview: Nightingale prioritizes worldbuilding in a world worth exploring

Walk the many Realms, Realmwalker

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Where Dolls Hang Lets You Watch Full Horror Films Inside the Game

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By Steven Mills
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Steelkrill Studio, a solo developer, is building a psychological survival horror game inspired by Mexican folklore and the real-life Island of the Dolls. The game, called Where Dolls Hang, includes a feature that lets players discover and watch complete public-domain horror films directly within the game world. The feature includes Night of the Living Dead (1968), described as a homage to one of the genre’s classics.
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Subnautica 2 Is Familiar, Terrifying, and Much Bigger Than “More Subnautica”

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By Steven Mills
| Output Lag
There is a particular kind of fear only Subnautica understands. It is not the loud, jump-scare kind. It is quieter than that. It is the slow realization that the ocean beneath you keeps going. That the shape moving in the distance might be nothing, or it might be something that noticed you long before you noticed it. That every extra meter downward feels like a decision you may not get to undo.
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By Steven Mills
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Jonathan Blow has never seemed especially interested in making games the easy way. From Braid to The Witness, his work has consistently chased ideas until they reach their fullest expression, even when that means years of design iteration, technical reinvention, and more puzzles than anyone probably expected at the start.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

It's been a while but yes I have. Admittedly, I never used it in a professional setting, but moreso just toying with it for fun.

How is social media changing news?

I think we're about to see some innovative changes in the relationship between social media and game journalism. I think seamlessness is big.

Why did you become a journalist?

I became a journalist because I was tired of seeing copy and pasted game press releases. At least put a little soul behind your writing.
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