Meet Our Team
GamesHarbour is built on one simple idea: gaming content should be written by people who actually play. Our team brings together writers, analysts, and journalists from across Southeast Asia — each with a specific focus, a genuine background in their area, and a commitment to giving readers information they can actually use.
Authors in GamesHarbour
Aisha Rahman is a sports and gaming journalist based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Over six years she has covered the Premier League, La Liga, the UEFA Champions League, and Southeast Asian football, alongside game reviews across PS5, Nintendo Switch, PC, and mobile platforms. She holds a BA in Journalism from Universiti Malaya and mentors sports journalism students at her alma mater.
"Reviews grounded in tactical detail and cross-platform experience — written for readers who want analysis, not just a score."
Kevin Nguyen is a mobile gaming writer based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. A former top-rank Mobile Legends: Bang Bang player in the Vietnamese competitive scene, he covers MLBB, Nintendo Switch, streaming culture, and the broader Southeast Asian gaming industry. His writing draws directly from firsthand experience of ranked play, regional tournaments, and the gaming communities shaping mobile culture across SEA.
"Player-first analysis — how games are actually experienced by the people playing them, not just how they are marketed."
Marcus Tan is a Singapore-based esports writer and data analyst. With a BSc in Statistics from the National University of Singapore and eight years covering the Southeast Asian competitive scene, he specialises in team performance metrics, patch-day meta shifts, and draft analysis across Dota 2, Valorant, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, and League of Legends. He has consulted with professional teams on data strategy and has followed every major SEA circuit since 2018.
"Not just what happened in a match — but why. Data-driven analysis of the SEA competitive gaming scene."
Sofia Lim is a digital entertainment writer based in Manila, Philippines. She holds a PhD in Psychology from the University of the Philippines Diliman and writes about mobile games, consumer tech, and platform design through the lens of user behaviour, engagement systems, and digital wellbeing. She plays on mobile and iPad and covers the side of gaming that most publications ignore: why certain experiences keep people coming back, and what that means for players.
"For readers who engage seriously with digital entertainment — whether or not they call themselves gamers."