Joshua Duckworth

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Over 15 years of publishing under our belts. More than thousands of articles written thus far. And a gargantuan project (we’re talking Mount Everest-sized) on the horizon. To say that running Game Rant feels like keeping a small city operating at full capacity is an understatement. Even with the resources of our parent company, Valnet, at our disposal, it’s a huge undertaking. But we wouldn’t be where we are without the team we have.

1 week ago | gamerant.com | Joshua Duckworth

Alix Wilton Regan's first acting credit in video games was Ariane in Runescape back in 2001. After that, she returned to the industry in 2009 playing multiple characters in Dragon Age: Origins and Risen. Counting those, Wilton Regan has been credited in 45 already released video games and is set to appear in the upcoming Perfect Dark reboot as Joanna Dark, among other titles that have yet to be confirmed.

1 week ago | gamerant.com | Joshua Duckworth

From late 2024 into 2025, several actors came together for a series of Hollywood-style photo shoots to bring attention to the fact that, despite largely appearing in video games, they are actors of the same chops as those who appear in TV and film. This initiative, dubbed Pixel Pack, pushes for the recognition and respect for artists that all actors deserve and that, for too long, many actors within gaming have not been given.

2 weeks ago | gamerant.com | Joshua Duckworth

Actor Alix Wilton Regan has appeared in numerous acting roles over the years, including Samantha Traynor in Mass Effect 3, the Inquisitor in Dragon Age: Inquisition (and The Veilguard), and Aya/Amunet in Assassin's Creed Origins. Her work hasn't ceased either, as the last year or so of her career has been incredibly busy.

2 weeks ago | gamerant.com | Joshua Duckworth

At the BAFTA Game Awards this year, Tales of Kenzera: Zau won its nomination in the "Game Beyond Entertainment" category. BAFTA defines this category as representing "games that deliver a transformational experience beyond pure entertainment." It was an important moment for the entire Tales of Kenzera: Zau development team, as executive producer Alix Wilton Regan revealed this was the award she wanted to win most.