RPS Invites Reader Questions as a Thank You to Supporters

In a renewed call for reader questions, RPS (Rock Paper Shotgun) extends its gratitude to its loyal supporters. While acknowledging that it has been a while since their last call for questions, this gesture follows their September initiative of a free month of RPS Premium trial. The purpose of this call is to provide an additional benefit and express appreciation for the ongoing support from the RPS community.

This opportunity invites supporters to ask questions of the RPS editorial team. These questions can encompass a wide range of topics, including games, the inner workings of the site, and anything else of interest to the community. The responses to these queries will be featured in their “Ask RPS” column, which is available to the public, ensuring that the broader RPS audience can benefit from the insights and information.

It is worth noting that access to the full article and the ability to submit questions require a Premium subscription. This subscription offers exclusive access to supporter-only articles, an ad-free reading experience, free gifts, and discounts on games. It is through the support of readers that RPS is able to produce high-quality content about PC gaming.

This initiative reflects RPS’s commitment to engaging with its audience and fostering a sense of community. The questions and answers shared in the Ask RPS column provide valuable insights into the gaming world, the site’s operations, and the interests of its supporters.

Katharine Castle, the Editor-in-chief of RPS, leads the editorial team and is dedicated to providing comprehensive coverage of the gaming industry. Her role includes overseeing the content produced by RPS and ensuring that it continues to meet the high standards set by the publication.

This initiative not only strengthens the bond between RPS and its supporters but also underscores the importance of reader engagement and the value of a Premium subscription for an enhanced reading experience.

In the broader gaming landscape, various industry news, including staff layoffs and unionization efforts, continue to shape the future of game development and employment within the sector. RPS remains a significant source of information and analysis for these important industry developments.