CritFeed is a gaming publication covering the games people actually keep playing — the competitive titles with patch notes worth reading, metas worth learning, and pro scenes worth following.
What we cover
Every article is filed under the game it’s about, so each title gets its own hub with news, guides and esports coverage in one place. What we publish:
- Guides — lineups, callouts, builds and mechanics, written to be used mid-match rather than skimmed.
- News — patches, updates and roster moves, with an explanation of what actually changes for players.
- Esports — tournaments, results and analysis for the circuits our games run.
- Hardware — monitors, peripherals and the settings that change how a game actually feels to play.
- Opinion — argument rather than reporting, and labelled as such on the page.
Reviews are the one thing we haven’t started. Our editorial policy already sets out how they’ll be scored — out of 10, in half points, with playtime and hardware stated — because we’d rather publish none than publish one we can’t stand behind. When the first lands it will meet that standard, and until then you won’t find a review section here pretending otherwise.
How we work
We don’t publish anything we haven’t verified, and we say so plainly when a piece is opinion rather than reporting. Our editorial policy spells out how we source and check what we publish, how we handle corrections, and how we disclose anything that could look like a conflict of interest.
Independence
CritFeed is independently owned and operated. No publisher, developer or tournament organiser has any say in what we cover. The site is funded by display advertising, and it carries no affiliate links — the ones inherited from the archive we were built on were removed in August 2026. If that ever changes we’ll disclose it on the page it appears, and no commercial arrangement will change a verdict.
Get in touch
Story tips, corrections, review requests and everything else: see the contact page.