Jen Glennon
Jen Glennon is Senior Gaming Editor at Inverse, where she directs the vision and scope of the gaming team. Her favorite games are Earthbound, Final Fantasy 7, and the Yakuza series. Jen was previously Associate Entertainment Editor and Gaming Editor at Inverse, after joining the site in 2019. Prior to that, she worked as Deputy Editor of Entertainment and Gaming at Newsweek. She holds degrees in English Literature from UC Berkeley and the University of Oxford.
How Minecraft is building a more empathetic metaverse in the classroom
Virtual empathy for real life.
Last of Us HBO trailer hints the show won't ignore a key romance
This pivotal character won’t be left behind.
God of War Ragnarok’s latest trailer in 10 stunning images
Future’s so bright...
Here’s how to unlock every safe in The Last of Us Part I
And all the goodies you’ll get.
Here's exactly how long it takes to beat The Last of Us Part I
Naughty Dog's post-apocalyptic masterpiece is back on PS5.
The Last of Us Part I is as close to perfection as it gets
Inverse score: 10/10
'Elden Ring,' 'Breath of the Wild 2,' and 6 more games that will change the medium
We asked six of the most interesting and influential people in the games industry about the games they think will shape the future of the medium.
The Last of Us devs bet big on accessibility — and made a better game
“I was in very much a mood of, like, we can do anything.”
Ikumi Nakamura won E3. Now she wants to fix the games industry
The breakout star of E3 2019 has gone indie.
As Dusk Falls is more Lifetime movie than prestige TV, but that's the fun
Inverse score: 7/10
Everything you need to know about Final Fantasy 16
It is coming.
Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series breathes new life into an underrated gem
Cool for the summer.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth in 10 stunning images
It’s happening!
Street Fighter 6 adds a brilliant feature every fighting game needs to copy
Finally, a game for people who suck at Street Fighter.
Soul Hackers 2 preview: Finally, a cyberpunk game that doesn't suck
Stylishly streamlined.
Sonic Frontiers is an oddball throwback in the best possible way
Let’s get somber.
Xbox app for Samsung smart TVs proves the future of games is already here
Netflix of games, indeed.
16 explosive images of Final Fantasy XVI from State of Play
It breaks us — it unmakes us.
5 video games that changed time travel forever
The ultimate power fantasy.
Nintendo Switch Sports is a nostalgic delight that desperately needs 1 modern update
Inverse score: 8/10
