The number of computer game matches for a Heroes of Might and Magic search speaks to the success of Jon Van Caneghem and (now) Ubisoft’s (originally New World Computing) turn-based strategy.
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Shadowrun updates the bundle tech with new offers
If you’ve got loads of Shadowrun content already, then there’s good news because the publisher also has an all-new Sixth World Shadows offer.
Rebellion takes Judge Dredd and 2000 AD to Lunar to derisk Diamond Comics Distributors
We are thrilled to be working with Lunar and expanding the channels US comics stories can find our books in. Lunar have proven they are an invaluable addition to the Direct Market, now more than ever
Be gay: Defy the Gods (a messy TTRPG)
Geek Native has previously looked at Defy the Gods the messy and queer RPG so that you can take an extra look, and now Chris Sellers’ campaign is live on Kickstarter.
Chaosium’s Lynne Hardy will be at Edinburgh’s Cymera 2025
Geek Native’s Andrew Girdwood and Bronwen Winter Phoenix will both be at Scotland’s Festival of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Writing Cymera in June.
Spaceship name generator (song names)
I don’t know enough good song lyrics to build a generator on this but I do know some song titles and I can throw the odd sci-fi themed word into make the spaceship name a bit exotic.
Enrique Alcatena’s Liquid Steel Comic arrives in English, accompanied by a new TROIKA! RPG setting
Liquid Steel, the comic book series by artist Enrique Alcatena, is being translated into English for the first time.
Serenissima Obscura reveals minis & lore with more to come at UK Games Expo
Set in a fantastical 1507 Venice, Serenissima Obscura is designed to be largely system-agnostic, offering stats for 5e and its own universal shorthand system, with additional compatibility for Ars Magica.
Short film: Dating Woof
In this short animation we follow a young woman who does not cope well with computer game defeat.
Avatar: Train fan animation is impressive
Googling ‘Avatar Train’ gets me to wikis about Fire Nation inventions. In this case, Avatar is a Swedish heavy metal band and, therefore, even more hardcore than the Fire Nation.
