Are you a publisher or game developer? If so we want to hear from you. No matter how big or small your company may be, if you are making quality games we have an active interest in what you have to say. In particular, CBR is very interested in talking to XBLIG and Indie PC developers. We want to help promote quality games in the indie game marketplace and quite frankly we don’t have time to try out or even read about every new release, so why not put yourself at the top of our pile?
We will review any game if we have time in our schedule and an available writer, although currently our primarily focus is on Xbox and Xbox Live Arcade games.
We love giving games away as much as people love winning them, if you would like to promote your game or game content with a giveaway on our site please get in touch with us. Web traffic can increase by as much as six times the normal rates when we do giveaways, with most of that attention going to details about your product. We find them to be mutually beneficial.
If nothing else by getting in touch with us now you’ll have one less e-mail to deal with later since we won’t have to ask you for review copies of your game. It is a win-win situation for everyone.
If you haven’t already, please head over to our Contact Us page and get in touch with someone from CBR today. To streamline the process we recommend including some basic press release information, and be sure to include a web address where we can read more about your product.
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