Getting media coverage will get your game noticed. It starts a conversation with a community, provides design feedback, and provides free advertising. But getting your game on journalists’ radars amid a deluge of daily pitches can be like shouting over a pneumatic drill. How do you cut through the noise? Pocket Gamer’s Alysia Judge will be sharing her insights on how to approach journalists, what the media looks for in a news-worthy game, and how to construct a memorable pitch. She’ll also be lifting the lid (and risking ex-communication from her peers) on what metrics journalists use to rate a game’s success in reviews, and whether it’s worthwhile for developers to hire a PR agency.