Posts in the "Sites" Category

  • I’m a hat. On a cat. Best Looking for Group joke…

    Best Looking for Group joke… in ages. Not since “For Pony!” has Richard been so droll.
    This is a micro-review of the gaming comic sensation that is Looking for Group. What began as a gamer comic designed to reflect on MMOs quickly grew legs, took its independance and started the fan machine.
    A lot of Looking For [...]

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  • Cthuugle: Cthulhu search engine

    Cthuugle is a search engine that, as you will hopefully assume, restrict itself to H.P. Lovecraft themed sites.
    Looks a lot like Google, doesn’t it? That’s why its covered in legal disclaimers. You may think Google has a sense of humour but they take their brand very seriously. Mystery Google had to be renamed several times [...]

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  • Curse.com’s spam problem renders their RSS useless

    Curse is a hot site and its appropriate their logo features a flame. It’s more than just a gaming community. It’s a gaming utility site.
    They pinged my radar again today with news that they’ve raised a whopping $6m in a second round of VC funding. That’s not bad for Hubert Thieblot, the founder, who [...]

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  • GamingReport

    This is a review of a site that is no longer alive. GamingReport is an ex-site and this makes me sad.
    GamingReport was an RPG news site. It mainly covered traditional tabletop RPGs but did have an CRPG section for the big news. Way back then there wasn’t all that much CRPG news to get excited [...]

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  • OgreCave

    OgreCave is a stalwart of the RPG community. The site’s archives go back to 2000 which is a clear indication of just how long it has been going for.
    In essence OgreCave is an RPG blog. The site’s nearly 10 years old and that shows how insightful Sven the Ogre when he started to record his [...]

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  • Animals with Lightsabers

    What do you get if you mix Cuteoverload with Star Wars? That’s right; you get Animals With Lightsabers. This is a site that should appeal to pretty much every type of geek!

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  • Nahast: Lands of Strife (from @Alex_Melchor)

    I’ve been reading Nahast from the start and have happily followed it through thick and thin. The thin would be those months where author Alejandro Melchor gets caught up in other commissioned works.
    Nahast was born back when Alejandro was busy working on a demanding d20 D&D 3.0 schedule producing supplements for Mongoose Publishing. It popped [...]

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  • Image by Ennor (computer problems) via Flickr

    The Forge is home of many of the academic elite of the indie press RPG world. In fact, the domain name for the site is www.indie-rpg.com.
    Whereas I’m very much a fan of the indie mindset and rather turned off by stat crunching and boasting about level such-n-such paladins I [...]

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