Gamer After is accepting guest posts.
If you cover gaming, esports, console hardware, Xbox, PS5, or anything adjacent, pitch us at [email protected]
Turn Playing Time Into Paid Work
Plenty of people know games inside out but never get their writing in front of readers who care. Gamerafter.net pays for good work and puts it where the right audience will find it.
We cover gaming and consumer tech: hardware reviews without the sponsor gloss, guides that actually solve the problem, opinion pieces, and coverage of what’s launching next. If you can write clearly about any of that, we want to hear from you.
What You Get Out Of It?
A Place That Publishes Real Work
Long-form guides, honest reviews, patch breakdowns, hardware comparisons. Gamerafter.net runs all of it. Nobody here will ask you to pad a 400-word listicle into something unreadable.
Readers Who Already Care
Our audience arrives looking for answers about games and gear. They read to the end, they leave comments, and they come back. Your piece lands in front of people who chose to be there.
Visibility For Whatever Else You’re Building
Running a YouTube channel, a Twitch stream, a newsletter, or a portfolio site? A byline on gamerafter.net sends interested readers your way.
Room To Write What You Want
How-to guides, walkthroughs, essays on where a franchise went wrong, deep looks at a single mechanic. You can specialise by platform too, whether that’s PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, Steam Deck, Windows, or Mac. We’re more interested in what you know well than in filling a content calendar.
Who We’re Looking For?
Anyone with genuine knowledge of games or gaming hardware. Formal credentials don’t matter. What matters is that you’ve spent enough time with the subject to say something a reader can’t get from a press release, and that you can put a sentence together.
Experience with esports, console ecosystems, PC building, or the business side of the industry is all useful.
Submission Guidelines
Read these before you write. They save both of us time.
Pitch first. Send your topic to the editorial team and get it approved before you start drafting, so you don’t spend a weekend on something we published in March.
Write at least 800 words. Shorter than that and the topic probably wasn’t worth a full article.
Original work only. We check. Anything copied, spun, or previously published elsewhere gets rejected and ends the conversation.
Structure it properly with H1, H2, and H3 tags used the way they’re meant to be used.
Include images at roughly 750x450px, and make sure they’re free for commercial use. Screenshots you took yourself are ideal.
Link out where it helps the reader. No affiliate links, no promotional stuffing, no broken URLs.
Proofread before sending. Typos and tangled sentences make it look like you didn’t care, and editors notice.
Keep search intent in mind without writing for a crawler. Readers first, keywords second.
How To Submit?
Email a sample post to [email protected]. Our team reviews it for originality and readability, usually within 24 hours. If it fits, we’ll get in touch and run it as your first piece on gamerafter.net.
One last thing: we reserve the right to edit submissions after they’re sent, whether that means tightening prose, adjusting formatting, or updating details before publication.