Henry Stockdale

Journalism Portfolio

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Before becoming a Client Manager for Future Friends Games, I worked as an entertainment journalist from 2019-2025.

Most notably, I spent three years at UploadVR and eventually became its Senior Editor. I was also Editor-in-Chief for Rewinder, and worked as a freelancer across IGN, Eurogamer, PC Gamer, TechRadar, PLAY Magazine, and more. You can find some of my older articles below.

Author Profiles

UploadVR Profile
Eurogamer Profile
IGN Profile
Rewinder Profile

Features

Umurangi Generation VR Shines With Its Environmental Storytelling
Insomnia: Theater in the Head understands my woes
Feature: Blessed By Hermes – A Peek Inside The Hades Speedrunning Community
From Virtual Boy To Mario Kart Live – Nintendo’s History In Mixed Realities
Nihon Falcom’s Trails Of Cold Steel Rivals Game Of Thrones In The Worldbuilding Stakes
Mario Party or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Bob-omb

Reviews/Previews

Forspoken review – a slow burner that’s not without its charms
Ghost Town Review: An Utterly Engrossing Supernatural VR Adventure
Persona 3 Reload builds on fine foundations, but may fall just short of definitive
Batman: Arkham Shadow Review – A Triumphant Return For The Caped Crusader
PlayStation VR2 Review: Next-Generation VR Gaming For PS5
2021 in review: Before I Forget? I’ll remember this masterpiece for a long time
F1 Manager 2024 Review
Dungeons Of Eternity Review: One Of Co-Op’s Best On Quest
Dear Me, I Was… Review: A Beautifully Brief Adventure

Interviews

Twelve years Later, Trails from Zero is more timely than ever
The Collage Atlas’ creator drew a pen-and-ink world into life over four years
How Wallace & Gromit In The Grand Getaway Pays Homage To The Original Film
Interview | How Ys X: Nordics Hopes To Renew The Beloved RPG Series
Two Years On, Half-Life: Alyx’s Modding Community Is Stronger Than Ever
Why Glassbreakers: Champions Of Moss Is Bucking The Free-To-Play Trend
How Larian and Slitherine adapted Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer