Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe has a new movie coming out. He’s not the clean cut goodie two-shoes now. The movie is called Horns and is based on the book of the same name by Joe Hill. You can buy a copy in paper, ebook or even as an audio download from Amazon. Why buy […]
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Looking back to 24th October 2014, Andrew Girdwood filed a report detailed as "There's been no shortage of attempts to create tablet software for traditional tabletop roleplayers. We've seen some great ideas, pitches and innovation but we rarely see a success. This has not put off Digital D20 who have a Kickstarter and a £50,000 goal for a new attempt at the tablet challenge.". It also was tagged with Tablets.
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A feast of art from Kari Christensen
Kari started out a games studio and working for the likes of Interactive Magic and Activision. He’s gone on to manage a department of over 20 creatives and now works freelance. Gamers will recognise his clients; Games Workshop, Wizards of the Coast, White Wolf Publishing, Alderac Entertainment Group, Sabertooth Games, Fantasy Flight Games and others. […]
Book of Kells cosplay
This is different. This is cosplaying as the Book of Kells; an illuminated Latin manuscript that contains the four Gospels of the New Testament. If you want to check out the original you can do so via the Trinity College Digital Collections site. This costume and temporary tattoo collection was created by Amanda King and […]
It’s Dangerous to go Alone
This Zelda inspired poster from Colin Morella is just about perfect for Halloween. I love the spooky atmosphere. This is clearly Link exploring the sort of haunted swamp you would try your best to stay clear of on the night the worlds of the dead and living touch. You can check out more art from […]
Good news citizen: Paranoia Kickstarter
I’ve fond memories of the original Paranoia roleplaying game. It’s fun, funny and has been an entrance game for the RPG-curious. Certainly when I was running the RPG club back at school (medieval era) it was Paranoia that greeted the yearly influx of new faces. Now James Wallis is rebooting the game via Kickstarter. [Back […]
The 12 Masks of Halloween: #7 the Dragon
Dubrovnik Art don’t say much about this creation. It’s called “Handmade” and has no other description but appears when you search their Etsy store for masks. That’s no surprise as Dubrovnik make a lot of great masks along with wall art. It might be a bit of a gamble buying this without first checking it’ll […]
Judge Dredd: Superfiend trailer
This is a trailer for Adi Shankar’s Judge Dredd tribute. Adi explains the animation is a departure from the film and channels more of the humour found in the comic book series. There’s plenty of shocks and gore in here but this “Bootleg series” show is apparently aimed at children. I suppose that works. I’m […]
Project J-Deite: The real life Transformer
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started to watch this Transformer video unfold. An animation? A model? I should have paid more attention. It’s clear that this is scale replica of a real life Transformer. By “real life” we mean a robot capable of transforming, actions and travel. It’s surprisingly agile. Unlike cartoon […]
Bravely taking on the challenge: Digital D20
There’s been no shortage of attempts to create tablet software for traditional tabletop roleplayers. We’ve seen some great ideas, pitches and innovation but we rarely see a success. This has not put off Digital D20 who have a Kickstarter and a £50,000 goal for a new attempt at the tablet challenge. [Back this Campaign] The […]
The 12 Masks of Halloween: #6 Horsing around
Who says Halloween masks need to be spooky? Sometimes you’ll ge more chat if you’re just odd. Over on Etsy Sans Souci Studios are selling this horse mask for the regal sum of £300/$475. They suggest the horse is tossing its head and neighing. Perhaps it’s a challenge or maybe the horse is having a […]
