GDN is looking to expand and we’d like for you to grow with us. Have you always thought of yourself as a good writer? Do you love videogames? When you wake up, do you go on-line to see the latest news and reviews before going to school or work? If this sounds like you, we may have a spot for you at GDN US or GDN UK.

Currently GDN is looking for reviewers and news contributors. GDN prefers to provide content from the gamer’s point of view instead of advertising dollars dictate how good or poor a game is. This isnt a job to us, this is our passion. We are also looking for graphic designers, php/mysql coders. amd others also.

If this sounds like we might be right up your alley, then drop us an email and if you’d like, include a submission of your writing skills. Let us know what your favorite genres are, what consoles you have (sorry, at this time you have to provide those) and a little bit about yourself so we can find the best position for you in our family. Games should be reviewed by gamers, not by companies who write what they’re paid to.

If interested email your info and questions here

Quick FAQ:

Q: Am I qualified to be a staff member?
A: GDN is always eager to hear requests from the community to become "part of the family". If you are over 18 (very important) with good writing skills, please get in touch with us. Let us know where you are from, your age, any examples of previous articles/work and the area you’re interested in helping us out with. Upon receiving your information, we will take a look and depending on if there is a staff position in that area available we will get back to you.

Q: I’d like to apply for a paid position at GDN
A: GDN is run by a dedicated group of individuals who allocate their own spare time in creating the community site it is today. We do pay our staff, but in the form of hardware or game titles they review plus any other things we can get our hands on. Examples: Hats, shirts, limited edition collectibles sent to us from companies. Some of these items are made especially for the media industry and the general public can’t get their hands on it unless you visit Ebay alot.  This way we also feel that the advertising dollars do not and will not influence the reviews.

Look forward to hearing from you.

GDN Staff