Tompswell, the Finland-based animator, is the talent behind the award-winning The Brightest Star. It’s the story of a kid who falls into a cave.
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A notable highlight from 16th December 2024 by Andrew Girdwood is described as "Ad agency Ogilvy Brasil partnered with Hasbro to do a nostalgic campaign for D&D's 50th anniversary.". It also was tagged with Dungeons & Dragons.
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D&D: The Lost Episode “resurfaces” in Brazilian ad campaign
Ad agency Ogilvy Brasil partnered with Hasbro to do a nostalgic campaign for D&D’s 50th anniversary.
Review: The Lord of the Rings -The War of the Rohirrim
I’m glad I got to watch The Lord of the Rings, with new material, on the big screen again.
Free to download: Batman Gotham City Chronicles RPG quickstart
As we reported back in 2020, French board game company Monolith landed the Batman RPG license.
Audio EXP Podcast: #266 – Mysterious Geforce RFX GPU and monsters
It’s the festive season so we’re talking about zombies, monsters, sexy new technology and late deliveries of signed graphic novels.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #287
Warhammer 40K hits the screen! Amazon nabs TV rights. Plus: Firing drama at Wyrmwood, Itch.io battles Funko bots, and Pendragon’s GM Handbook arrives!
Bad news! You could still get these awful Evil Dead Christmas stockings
When I first saw DarkSeed Creations’ Christmas stockings I was reminded of the human skin-covered Necronomicon from the Evil Dead series.
Learning to play 4,000 board games (and AIs are learning from those too!)
The paper also describes the ancient game as “really old version of backgammon”.
Signed editions available now: Rivers Of London graphic novels
Peter Grant, having become the first English apprentice wizard in fifty years, must immediately deal with two different but ultimately inter-related cases.
T.J. Klune’s “Somewhere Beyond the Sea” just scrapes the Goodreads Readers’ Favourite Fantasy award – why?
With 69,854 votes, just ahead of Leigh Bardugo’s The Familiar with 68,564 votes, T.J. Klune’s Somewhere Beyond the Sea won the Readers’ Favourite Fantasy at Goodreads.
