Alejandro Josan
Alejandro Josan focuses on clear, practical coverage that shows players how a game works and what they need to do next. He writes guides, lists, and features for GameTyrant with an emphasis on step-by-step instructions, completion times, and whether in‑game systems are worth a player’s time. Alongside his game coverage, he also reports on crime and rare medical cases at other outlets using the same direct, factual style.
Guides for New Releases and Deep Systems
At GameTyrant, Alejandro’s work is built around guide formats for new and emerging titles. He covers releases such as Rhapsody in Scarlet with full‑length guides that explain progression and mechanics rather than just summarising promotional beats. In his coverage of Harvest Moon: Echoes of Teradea, he takes a similar “everything you need to know” approach, breaking down systems and structure so players can plan their time in the game. His High on Life 2 article sets out different completion paths, spelling out rough main‑story runtimes around 10–12 hours, completionist playthroughs in the 20–25 hour range, and a typical experience that lands in the middle.
This kind of numeric framing is a pattern in his guides, giving readers a sense of commitment and pacing before they invest in a game. Beyond GameTyrant, his guides on Palworld passives and Infinite Craft recipes show he is comfortable unpacking layered systems into short, direct explanations.
He consistently focuses on practical detail - how to defeat a boss, how to build a character, how to reach a specific outcome - over opinion or narrative.
Lists and Roundups for Horror and Collector Audiences
Alejandro also writes lists and roundups that organise choices for specific fan communities. On GameTyrant, his work around Resident Evil Requiem and similar horror topics shows a preference for cataloguing options, themes, and entries within a franchise rather than ranking them by personal taste.
In holiday coverage, he puts together a gift guide for trading card, board game, and tabletop role‑playing fans, grouping products and experiences with clear labels so readers can match them to the type of player they have in mind. These pieces use plain language, short sections, and concrete descriptors, which makes them easy to scan and use as a quick reference.
Across his lists, he tends to foreground mechanics, audience, and practical appeal - whether something fits a beginner, a collector, or a dedicated fan - more than broad cultural commentary.
Live‑Service and Destiny 2 Expertise
Outside GameTyrant, Alejandro has an extended track record covering live‑service games, with Destiny 2 as a core focus.
His bios at multiple outlets describe him as a video game guide and review writer who has been covering Destiny 2 since 2023, writing about tier lists, seasonal content, and weapon “god rolls.” Articles on event challenge bugs, boss encounters, and build optimisation show him tracking patch changes and edge‑case issues that affect dedicated players rather than only headline content. Even when he moves to other titles - such as Palworld or Infinite Craft - he applies the same live‑service mindset, looking at efficiency, repeatable processes, and how systems feel over long play sessions. Professional profiles note that he has years of experience reporting on video games and entertainment, and that his work spans guides, news, reviews, and features across multiple major outlets.
This background gives his current guides a stable tone: straightforward instructions, minimal opinion, and attention to how ongoing games evolve over time.
Crime and Rare Medical Case Reporting
Alongside his games work, Alejandro maintains a distinct line of coverage in crime and rare medical stories.
At Suggest, he is described as a resident crime expert who focuses on breaking crime news and unusual medical cases. That role uses the same habits seen in his gaming coverage: clear timelines, careful use of official information, and an interest in how systems - legal, medical, or institutional - shape individual outcomes. Professional biographies link this reporting to prior experience that familiarised him with medical language and procedures, which comes through in the way he handles technical detail.
Taken together with his games portfolio, this dual track shows a writer who specialises in turning complex, high‑information subjects into concise, usable narratives for readers who need facts first.
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