LO3 - Magazine Article - Editorial

What do you want to tell your readers?
In my first edition of the magazine I will give a brief description of what the magazine includes and also the general style of the magazine.
What is the strongest article in your magazine?
 The strongest article in the magazine will be the indie game review, this is because of how detailed I looked into the game that I reviewed and it will offer the readers an insight into how indie games are produced in an educational style.
What experiences brought you to develop this magazine?
The experiences that have brought me to develop this magazine are that I have grown up playing these types of games and have a passion for them, this has made me have great attention to detail when reviewing these games.


This is the first edition of The Greenlight magazine, so I thought I'd tell you a bit about our magazine.
The Greenlight magazine was first created with a specific goal in mind, this was to deliver top quality insight into up and coming PC games to the reader. While this sounds like a perfectly simple goal it actually took a lot of work to get this magazine together (Who would of thought!). This amazing first edition of our magazine includes a lot of information on games that have recently been released to the public, with exclusive interviews from game developers!  

I'd like to draw your attention to the article on page six, I have been looking at that game from the start of its release and watched it grow into what it is now it has had its official release I thought it would be perfect to be feature in our official release too. I have grown up playing obscure, small games that not many people know about and I truly believe that you can find some amazing experiences when playing indie games, it is because of this that I have decided to share the games that I find with readers. So, if you want to find some gems of games and have a sense of adventure and a willingness to try something new, then please read on.

Our magazine also features something unique to us, we ask for fanart from fans of the games we are writing our articles on and we add this to our magazines giving credit to the people who read our magazines. We do this because we believe that the fans are what make the games, and in the same respect they our the ones that will help drive our magazine to success.