Katharine Castle
Managing Editor
Katharine is Eurogamer's Managing Editor and primary spreadsheet keeper. She heads up Eurogamer's reviews and feature sections, but can occasionally be found writing guides and the odd news story as well. Since 2012, she's been a specialist in PC games and PC hardware, writing for Computer Shopper, Expert Reviews, MCV and most recently Rock Paper Shotgun, where she was Editor-In-Chief from 2021 to 2024. She's always loved video games, and grew up on a steady diet of Nintendo and Final Fantasy fodder. She's also very partial to platformers and turn-based tactics games, and will never say no to a good Metroidvania.
Currently playing: Nine Sols
Feature
What we've been playing - Loot fountains, Indy delights, and layers of game trifle
A few of the things that had us hooked this festive season.
Feature
Games of 2024 | The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom had this year's most revelatory puzzle item
Deep.
News
Roundup | Everything announced at The Game Awards 2024
Witcher 4! Elden Ring Nightreign! Okami sequel! More!
Review
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle review - the best Indy's been since The Last Crusade
Ark de Triomphe.
Feature
What we've been playing - sequel prep, nostalgic horror, and birds
A few of the things that have us hooked this week.
Review
Threshold review - a horrifying act of corporate plate-spinning that will take your breath away
Just the ticket.
Review
Warcraft 1 & 2 Remastered review - a worthy spit and polish to two seminal RTS games
Ready to work.
Blog
Where's our Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl review?
There were a few more anomalies than we expected.
Feature
Now Playing | Beastieball gives Pok¨¦mon an Into the Breach-style sports twist, and I can't get enough of it
Volley good.
Feature
Now Playing | Miniatures is a dreamy, interactive picture book of strange, dark tales I would have loved to have as a kid
Amanita more of this.
Review
The Rise of the Golden Idol review - the best detective game since Obra Dinn makes a killer return
Point-blank brilliant.
Review
Fear the Spotlight review - lo-fi horror that's light on scares but big on heart
Phantom dread.
