// broadcasting from Shoreditch, London
EmberQuestLegends is a scrappy London gaming blog — frame-perfect raid guides, honest indie reviews, and GPU benchmarks we actually ran ourselves. No hype, no paid placements.
4 new posts weekly · 62k monthly readers · est. 2019
Covered across every platform we play on
// what we publish
Four regular columns, published weekly. Every piece is written by someone who actually finished the boss, ran the benchmark, or logged the hours.
Step-by-step mechanics breakdowns for endgame encounters, with timing windows, role assignments, and downloadable weakaura packs. Updated within 48 hours of every patch.
New guide every Tuesday · free · avg. 12-min read
Long-form features on the small studios worth your wallet — design essays, developer interviews, and buy-or-skip verdicts. We highlight one hidden gem from the London indie scene each month.
Published every other Thursday · free · avg. 18-min read
Real 1080p, 1440p and 4K frame-rate numbers from our Shoreditch test bench — no vendor charts, no cherry-picked scenes. Includes price-per-frame tables in GBP so you know what's actually worth it.
Monthly roundup · free · build advice from £650
We buy our own copies and review on a plain 10-point scale with a clear "wait for a sale" flag. Reviews stay embargo-free and stay updated as day-one patches land.
2–3 reviews weekly · free · zero paid placements
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// reader inbox
Cleared Molten Keep on the first proper attempt after reading the timing chart. The role callouts were spot-on — better than any video I'd scrubbed through.
Their price-per-frame table saved me about £200 on a new build. I'd have bought the wrong card off the marketing charts otherwise.
The indie deep-dives are the only newsletter I actually open. Found three of my favourite games of the year through EmberQuest.
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