Symbaroum is a Swedish tabletop RPG from Järnringen. The game’s graphic designer took to Reddit to share images from the full colour hardback. I don’t blame them. It looks gorgeous! Symbaroum cover The RPG is some 240 pages long. Introduction The book begins by introducing people to the hobby, the types of dice and about […]
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Highlighting a specific entry from the archives, on 24th July 2014 Andrew Girdwood shared a story summarised as "This is the first look at Ridley Scott's Halo live-action series. It's due out in November if you've an xbox and are happy to watch it there. There's still no news as to whether the show will jump to traditional TV.". It also was tagged with Xbox 360.
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Halo: Nightfall trailer
This is the first look at Ridley Scott’s Halo live-action series. It’s due out in November if you’ve an xbox and are happy to watch it there. There’s still no news as to whether the show will jump to traditional TV. The character Jameson Locke will be a playable character in Halo 5. In the […]
Little Red: A review of Elemental Masters – Blood Red
I was introduced to Blood Red by being told it was a story of a young girl tutored in the way of Earth Magic, a mage who lost her mentor to a brutal murder by werewolf and who grew to fear something sinister was responsible for the string of killings in the remote countryside of […]
Adam Savage shows off his mecha-glove from Hellboy
This is an open-ended but very complex project. It’s also clearly a labour of love for Adam Savage. It’s based on a glove that’s seen briefly in the movie. He wants two gloves and explains this means he’ll try and build four. Why? In the process of building the gloves he fully expects to ruin […]
The world of tat: A review of Ashens and the Quest for the GameChild
I remember when I first encountered Ashens on YouTube. I was visiting friends, they had YouTube running on a big TV and were laughing hysterically as someone with a smooth English accent tried to review some awful toy. That’s what Ashens does. He collects old tat – bric-a-brac, old toys, the sort of crap you […]
Competition: Win Ghost in the Shell 2.0
Ghost in the Shell is one of the most popular and respected anime series to have made it out of Japan. 2.0 is a re-mastered version of the first. Set in an alternative Hong Kong when the cyberspace is pushing strongly into every day human life Ghost in the Shell follows cyber-cop Major Motoko Kusanagi. […]
A League of Legends cinematic: A New Dawn
While I’m no fan of PvP I’ll admit that League of Legends is so popular it has me curious. It seems to produce great cosplay as easily as could be. It’s also fair to credit League of Legends with a great combat cinematic. There’s drama in this action scene. What’s going on? Who’s going to […]
Impressive Assassin’s Creed Unity parkour in Paris
I know. I know. Dressing up in assassin’s robes and showing off a little parkour skills is not new to the internet. This team takes the parkour stunts to a whole new level. If you’ve seen the trailer for Assassin’s Creed Unity you’ll recognise the arrival of the four assassins. You’ll also recognise the wrist […]
SJ Games promote new Munchkin messenger bag
I had no idea transporting card games was so dangerous! I totally need a Munchkin Messenger Bag right now! The branded messenger bag is currently priced at $74.99. It will ship internationally but isn’t available on other sites like Amazon.co.uk. It’s the first bag I’ve ever seen that actually been designed to hold game boxes. […]
Short film: Unbinilium
Shot with a Canon 550d (with infrared modification) and a Canon 5D Mk 11, Unbinilum walks that line between a sci-fi and an overly dramatic poem. Either way, the narrator Martin Magestro walks us through the end of the world as we know it. Directed by Christian Scheck and Jonathan Albert, Unbinlium is the story […]
