Producer & Co-host – Emily Merritt
Emily Merritt is a producer and co-host of the No Small Games podcast, and writes indie games articles and reviews for the website. In addition to the podcast and written gaming coverage, she works a freelance web developer, who specializes in building React web apps and websites for small businesses, non-profits and universities.
Emily has a diverse education background, with a B.A. in Linguistics from Mount Holyoke College and an M.A. in Communications and Journalism from Stanford University. She is delighted to have the opportunity to bring together her passion for indie games, her studies of journalism and media, and her technical skills in her work on No Small Games.
Learn more about No Small Games here.
Featured Articles
Death Howl Review
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Wheel World Review
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Worship Early Access Review
Worship Early Access Review Pikmin-style gameplay just got a morbid new twist. As a child,…
Ruffy and the Riverside Review
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The Alters Review
The Alters Review The Alters asks us whether we are defined by our choices, or…