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G.URL Magazine is dedicated to reshaping perceptions of female gamers within the gaming community. We achieve this by exploring the intersection of gaming culture with fashion, music, and lifestyle, all of which contribute to the evolving concept of the 'gamer girl'.

Girls in Gaming

We celebrate women in gaming and online culture including TikTok content creators, musicians and game developers. We've previously featured Pizza4Alice and TheBabeGabe from Blackstarkids.

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The Post-Hyperpop Landscape

By Jenny O'Connor | June 15, 2024

How Hyperpop’s Wild Childs Are Shaping the Future of Music In the constantly evolving world of music, the hyperpop genre has carved out a distinctive and influential niche. Hyperpop emerged as a genre that embraced maximalism, distortion, and a playful approach to pop conventions. It was marked by an audacious blend of sugary melodies, glitchy…

Baldur’s Gate 3 and Sapphic Narratives

By Team G.URL | June 11, 2024

How Baldur’s Gate 3 became a benchmark for sapphic representation in gaming Written by Ciara Wheeler The recent success of indie fantasy RPG title Baldur’s Gate 3 at The Game Awards, BAFTA Game Awards, and other significant accolade ceremonies over the last few months has sent the Triple-A industry into a tailspin. With game developers…

Diana June: Issue 03 Interview Preview

By Jenny O'Connor | June 10, 2024

This article contains an excerpt of an exclusive interview with Diana June for Issue 03 of G.URL Magazine: “PARTY!” Under the muted glow of my laptop screen, the face of Diana June flickers into view. Amidst a backdrop of her studio and vibrant art, our Zoom call commences, bridging the gap between two worlds—one steeped…

G.URL takes on Vampire Survivors’ latest DLC with guns blazing!

By Annika McCabe | June 9, 2024

Operation Guns Combines Bullet Hell with Contra Nostalgia Admittedly, I was equally intimidated and delighted when G.URL approached me with such a beloved, and skill-based, title. The highly addictive and critically acclaimed Vampire Survivors has charmed players since its launch in late 2021, quickly becoming an indie darling. Developer Poncle caught the attention of countless…

Super Sapphic Ultra Modern Girl

By Team G.URL | June 8, 2024

Pop culture’s ongoing sapphic explosion Written by Ashley Schofield Happy Pride Month! It’s a damn good time for sapphic representation. To put it one way, lesbians are eating good right now. For the first time in a long time, art made for and by the sapphic community is comfortably back in the mainstream, not hidden…

Charli XCX’s “BRAT”: Hyperpop’s New Masterpiece

By Jenny O'Connor | June 7, 2024

Happy Brat Day! Charli XCX has once again taken the pop music world by storm with the release of her latest album, “BRAT,” which dropped today, June 7, 2024. With this album, Charli firmly cements her status as a trailblazer in the hyperpop genre, delivering an electrifying collection that pushes the boundaries of contemporary music…

Bandai Marks 20 Years of Tamagotchi with Iconic Shell Re-releases

By Hannah Holowaychuk | June 5, 2024

Twenty years ago, Bandai Namco, Japan’s leading toy manufacturer, unveiled an innovative design for their beloved handheld virtual pet: Tamagotchi Connection (known as Tamagotchi Connexion in Europe). Like many 2000s children, I have some fond (and many not-so-fond) memories of caring for my Tamagotchi. The Tamagotchi Connection quickly became a social phenomenon among my friends…

The Met Gala 2024

By Belle Law | May 14, 2024

The Met Gala 2024: Belle Law’s Experience and the “Digitine” Phenomenon

Laysara: Summit Kingdom Review

By Annika McCabe | May 9, 2024

Over at G.URL, we were lucky enough to get early access to the upcoming titleLaysara: Summit Kingdom; here’s the scoop! I was honoured when G.URL approached me to review such a unique looking title; bothin style and – in comparison to the games I typically play – genre. Laysara breaks into the scene asthe debut…

Telltale Games: A Phoenix from the Ashes?

By Belle Law | April 30, 2024

An In-depth Review of The Batman Series and The Expanse

If The Alters Had a Wardrobe Mod, It’d Look Like ZA/UM Atelier in Paris

By Belle Law | June 29, 2025

ZA/UM Atelier just crash-landed at Paris Fashion Week with The Alters collection – a cyber-survivalist line fusing gaming weirdness, Gorpcore outerwear and glitch-pattern kimonos. It’s clothing built for alternate timelines, dystopian cities and looting your future self’s wardrobe. A sharp, worldbuilding collision of high fashion and speculative identity play.

Steven Universe Spin-Off “Lars of the Stars” Is Official

By Jenny O'Connor | June 26, 2025

Lars is no longer the grumpy donut boy — he’s pink, powerful, and leading a rebel crew across gem-controlled galaxies. Lars of the Stars, a new Steven Universe spin-off from Rebecca Sugar and Ian Jones-Quartey, is real, it’s canon, and it’s coming to Prime Video.

Tumblr’s Princess of Pop: MARINA Returns

By Jenny O'Connor | June 10, 2025

MARINA’s Princess of Pop sparkles with nostalgic synths and playful hyperfemininity. It’s a vibrant, sometimes cheesy, love letter to Tumblr-era melodrama, blending honeyed vocals with neon-bright metaphors. Not perfect, but utterly her — a bold, unapologetic celebration of pop’s glittery, chaotic heart.

Infinity Nikki is Falling Apart at the Seams

By Hannah Holowaychuk | June 8, 2025

What was meant to be Infinity Nikki’s redemption update turned into its biggest disaster yet. From crashing servers to a fandom at war, the long-awaited 1.5 patch exposed deeper cracks in the game’s foundation — and now, both players and developers are scrambling to save what’s left.

Fancy That: PinkPantheress Quietly Reigns

By Jenny O'Connor | May 22, 2025

PinkPantheress keeps her distance on Fancy That, a 9-track rush of confessional lyrics, glitchy beats and deadpan delivery. It’s short, self-aware, and strangely addictive—less a big pop statement than a late-night scroll through old feelings. Even in a tiara, she’s not oversharing. And that’s what makes it hit harder.

Mudborne is the Anti-Chore Cosy

By Annika McCabe | April 25, 2025

In a gaming landscape overrun by pastel to-do lists, Mudborne croaks back with surreal swamp logic, frog genetics, and cosmic pond gods. It’s cosy with edge, structured without stress — a tender, muddy rebirth for players burnt out by the genre’s grind. Finally, a cosy that doesn’t condescend.

Addison Rae Has Her Headphones On, World Off

By Lauren Lees | April 24, 2025

Addison Rae isn’t just a TikTok star turned pop princess—she’s the anthem of reinvention. Her latest track, Headphones On, is a raw escape from reality, blending dreamy electro with cathartic lyrics. Amid chaos, she offers a soundtrack of strength, vulnerability, and that undeniable need to just dance it out.

Inside The Face at the National Portrait Gallery

By Belle Law | April 15, 2025

While everyone’s busy chasing nostalgia, The Face exhibition reminds us that the real magic was in its chaotic, collaborative spirit — part fashion shoot, part cultural time bomb.

Diva Detected: Florence the Diva Will See You Now

By Jenny O'Connor | April 8, 2025

From childhood dress-up games to full-blown diva domination, Florence the Diva has crafted a world where chaos reigns, fashion rules don’t exist, and confidence is everything. In this bold Q&A, she lets us into her glitter-drenched universe—complete with scandalous accessories, time travel fantasies, and her unapologetically unfiltered outlook.

Mario Kart’s Women Are Finally Taking the Lead

By Jenny O'Connor | April 4, 2025

Mario Kart World marks a bold step forward in embracing female characters, with expanded rosters, customisation, and stunning new skins. While the game celebrates diversity, there’s still room for growth, particularly with underappreciated characters like Birdo.