Kill Screen Magazine

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Kill Screen Magazine was a prominent publication dedicated to the exploration and critique of video games as an artistic medium. Founded in 2010, it aimed to bridge the gap between gaming culture and the broader context of art and literature. The magazine featured a range of content, including essays, reviews, and interviews with influential figures in the gaming world, fostering a community of passionate gamers and thinkers. Its unique approach encouraged readers to view video games not just as entertainment but as a significant cultural phenomenon deserving of serious discussion and analysis.

The publication played a pivotal role in shaping the discourse surrounding video games, emphasizing their narrative potential and artistic value. Over its run, Kill Screen published several issues and related books, such as "Video Games Are No Fun" and various issues of its magazine series. While the magazine has since ceased publication, its impact on the gaming community and its advocacy for the recognition of video games as a legitimate form of art continue to resonate.