Kotaku is actively looking for new voices. The gaming outlet published a guide on Monday titled "How To Pitch Stories To Kotaku," laying out how prospective contributors can get their story ideas in front of the site's editors — summed up by the publication itself in three words: "Come write for us."

An open pitch call is a meaningful signal in games media. Public pitching guidelines lower the barrier for freelancers who might otherwise not know where to send ideas, who to contact, or what a publication is actually looking for — and they tend to appear when an outlet wants to broaden the range of stories and perspectives it runs.

For writers covering games, the practical takeaway is simple: Kotaku has an open front door right now, and the guide spells out how to use it. Freelancers with feature ideas, reported stories, or distinctive angles on gaming culture now have a documented route to pitching one of the most recognizable names in the space.