The Spinappy Newsroom
Real humans, real reviews. The editors below are the people writing, vetting and signing every featured review on Spinappy. Each carries a public profile so you know exactly whose taste you are reading.
Editor-in-Chief
Maya has been writing about browser and indie games since the late Flash era. She owns the editorial calendar at Spinappy, signs off every featured review and authored our public Editorial Standards document. She is also the byline on our methodology and industry-analysis pieces in the blog.
school 12+ years writing about browser and indie games
Senior Editor — Action, Arcade & Sports
Jordan came to editorial through QA on a mid-sized console publisher and now runs Spinappy’s coverage of fast-twitch genres — action, shooter, racing, arcade and sports. He writes most of our input and control deep-dives.
school 6 years pro QA + 4 years editorial
Senior Editor — Puzzle, Strategy & Simulation
Priya has a background in cognitive science and tracks the slower, brainier categories on Spinappy: puzzle, strategy, simulation, card, word and idle. She also serves as the fact-checker on every review that touches difficulty curves, scoring or progression systems.
school 7 years freelance + 3 years staff editor
Editor — Mobile-first, IO & Casual
Theo focuses on what actually plays well on a phone in a browser tab — the .io games, casual loops and short-session arcade titles that make up most of our mobile traffic. He came to editorial from the multiplayer .io community side and writes our genre-history pieces.
school 4 years studio community + 3 years editorial
Editor — Adventure, RPG & Story
Lena covers the long-form end of the catalogue: adventure, RPG, story-driven and platformer titles. Her background is in tabletop and narrative design, and she leads Spinappy’s coverage of any game where pacing and writing matter as much as mechanics.
school 5 years narrative writing + 3 years editorial
Our methodology — how a game gets selected, scored and signed off — is documented publicly on the Editorial Standards page. We update reviews when a game changes meaningfully (new content, broken on a major browser, etc.) and we mark the revision date on each review header.
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