At dungeonrun.com, we’re a passionate bunch of gamers that want to share our passions, keep updated with the latest in the PC gaming industry, with a no-holds-barred attitude. The goals of dungeonrun are:

• constant entertaining updates on games and the gaming industry
• write honest reviews of the latest games
• provide unique articles in editorials and interviews
• give visitors the latest media, such as hi-res screenshots and full gameplay videos
• utilize the latest technology such as RSS, javascript, and a streamlined design to provide a better browsing experience
• form an enjoyable community of like-minded (jaded) gamers
• share our passion for the games we love (to hate)

The Staff

• Adam Lewis (27)
• Dan Marrington (18)
• Erik Sagen (6)
• Joe Riiroi (2)
• Matt Burris (369)
• Scott Shepherd (123)

Joining Us

In order to be accepted at dungeonrun, potential candidates must go through a rigorous interviewing process that can, at times, be considered deadly. Beforehand, the candidate must sign a disclaimer, waiving all liability that may implicate dungeonrun. When that is done, the candidate is put in a barely furnished small room with Olga, a formidable Russian woman who specializes in putting nuts in the wringer (if you’re a female applicant, you’re automatically accepted.) Once she has ascertain how many microseconds it took for the candidate to scream, the candidate is then moved on to another chamber.

This chamber contains flames spraying everywhere, spinning blades so sharp they could julienne diamonds, and a singing Richard Simmons. If the candidate passes, we’ll question whether the candidate is actually a demigod, at which point the candidate is welcomed to the team at dungeonrun.

Think you have what it takes? Chuck Norris thought so too, but he isn’t at dungeonrun now, is he? If you’re still brave enough, contact us and let us know why you should be a part of the team.