Kirk McKeand
Joined: Nov 3, 2022
Kirk McKeand is the Content Director for GLHF. A games media writer and editor from Lincoln, UK, he won a Games Media Award in 2014 in the Rising Star category. He has also been nominated for two Features Writer awards. He was also recognized in MCV's 30 Under 30 list in 2014. His favorite games are The Witcher 3, The Last of Us Part 2, Dishonored 2, Deus Ex, Bloodborne, Suikoden 2, and Final Fantasy 7. You can buy Kirk McKeand's book, The History of the Stealth Game, in most bookstores in the US and UK. With a foreword written by Arkane's Harvey Smith, The History of the Stealth Game dives deep into the shadows of game development, uncovering the surprising stories behind some of the industry's most formative video games. He has written for IGN, Playboy, Vice, Eurogamer, Edge, Official PlayStation Magazine, Games Master, Official Xbox Magazine, USA Today's ForTheWin, Digital Spy, The Telegraph, International Business Times, and more. Kirk was previously the Editor-in-Chief at TheGamer and Deputy Editor at VG247. These days he works as the Content Director for GLHF, a content agency specializing in video games coverage, serving media partners across the globe. You can check out Kirk McKeand's MuckRack profile for more. Email: kirk.mckeand@glhf.gg
Features
Interview: What Unreal Engine means for the next Cyberpunk and The Witcher games
News
Skybound CEO hints at triple-A Invincible game in development
Guides
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree Bayle the Dread boss guide
Reviews
Ghost of Tsushima PC review: sharper than ever
Ghost of Tsushima is a work of art on max settings on PC.
Features
Bellwright impressions: still a long way to go
Bellwright's great survival automation is let down by a quirky combat system.
Features
The history of Arkane Studios
As a tribute to the studio, I'm making the chapter on Arkane from my book, The History of the Stealth Game, free to read below, along with the book's foreword from Arkane Austin studio head Harvey Smith.
Features
Xbox needs a change of leadership
It's time for Phil Spencer and the rest of the management team to step aside.