The website comes first. The channels support it.
Fix Gaming Channel is an independent gaming website and media outlet. We publish news, reviews, written interviews, features, guides, and indie game coverage. YouTube, Rumble, TikTok, and our other social accounts are connected parts of that work, with the website at the center.
The word “Channel” can give a different impression, especially when a video or short clip is the first thing you see. But the website is not an extra page attached to a YouTube account. It is where our publication lives.
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Who is behind Fix Gaming Channel?
Founded in 2023 by Ronny Fiksdahl, Fix Gaming Channel brings together editorial, publishing, video, and industry experience. Ronny leads editorial as Founder & Editor-in-Chief. Robelle Veligaño is the owner and SEO and Social Media Lead, while Jake Boyette and Aidan Minter contribute reviews, features, and wider games coverage. You can meet the team on our About Us page.
What you will find on the website
Our coverage includes game announcements and updates, hands-on reviews, first impressions, interviews, gaming lists, guides, and industry stories. Indie games are a major focus, but they are not the limit of what we cover. PC, console, and mobile games all have a place here.
The formats serve different purposes. News explains what has happened. Reviews share opinions based on playing the game. First impressions make clear when we are discussing a demo or an early build rather than a finished release. Guides help readers find games, understand a feature, or make a decision.
Our editorial standards include checking key information, correcting errors, disclosing relevant relationships, and keeping reviews independent. Written interview answers retain the guest’s own voice.
The people behind the games are part of the story
Our written interviews cover developers, artists, writers, studio founders, and people working across the industry. The archive includes conversations with Richard Dansky, David Priestman, and Karl “Rockfist” Rosqvist, alongside solo developers and smaller teams. We want to hear about the decisions, experiences, and creative work behind a game, not just its release date.
Fix Stories makes room for personal stories from developers, players, creators, modders, and gaming communities. Our Game of the Week features give individual games a closer look. These are reasons to visit the website in their own right.
Where YouTube, Rumble, TikTok, and social media fit
Our gameplay and video coverage includes indie games, demos, first looks, selected trailers, and 32:9 super-ultrawide PC gameplay. Footage shows how a game moves, sounds, and plays in a way that written coverage alone cannot.
YouTube and Rumble are places to watch our videos. TikTok and our other social accounts let us share clips, highlight articles, talk with our audience, and introduce the publication to people who have not visited the website yet.
A single game might lead to a written feature, recorded gameplay, and a short social post. The article supplies detail and context. The footage shows the game in action. The social post helps someone find the coverage. Not every story needs every format, but each format has a purpose.
Watching our videos is part of following Fix Gaming Channel. It is simply one part of the publication, rather than the whole of it.
Working with Fix Gaming Channel
We hear from solo developers, studios, publishers, PR teams, writers, contributors, interns, and creative professionals. Our Work With Us page explains the different ways to get involved, from editorial pitches and interview opportunities to contributing articles.
For developers and PR teams, that means you are approaching a publication, not automatically requesting a YouTube upload. For writers and emerging contributors, it means there is room to pitch reporting, reviews, interviews, and feature ideas. Not every proposal will be the right fit, and sending a pitch does not guarantee publication.
Fix Access is separate from editorial coverage
Fix Access is our paid developer-services arm. Its work can include private mock reviews, playtesting feedback, Steam page audits, press-kit feedback, trailer and messaging reviews, PR guidance, and outreach support.
Paying for Fix Access does not buy an article, a review, a favorable score, or guaranteed coverage. Editorial decisions remain independent. A private mock review is feedback for the developer, not a purchased public review.
Different channels, one home
You might find us through a search result, a shared interview, a gameplay video, or a TikTok clip. However you arrive, the website is where you can read across our coverage and get a fuller picture of the games and people we feature.
Fix Gaming Channel is a gaming publication with video and social channels, not a video channel with a website.
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Written by Ronny Fiksdahl, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Fix Gaming Channel.
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