Monte Cook’s latest setting Numenera has the weight of the world on it. The RPG was announced last year, after Cook had quit the DnD Next project. The Kickstarter asked for $20,000 and raised $517,255 from 4,658 backers. Bigger money followed. As a “sequel” to Planescape: Torment, Brian Fargo and inXile, launched Torment: Tides of […]
Andrew Girdwood Articles
Continuing the Andrew Girdwood archive (Page 1612). This section features historical reporting and reviews.
LEGO offers exclusive Star Wars Day goodies
Star Wars fan? LEGO fan? Tomorrow is Star Wars Day (May the fourth) and LEGO are marking the occasion with a host of goodies. If you order more than £25 then shipping is free. If you order more than £50 then you’ll get an exclusive Han Solo, in Hoth gear, minifig. If you order any […]
The Walking Droids
This design hits the spot. Okay, it’s a spot far far away from the humdrum and mainstream life style but it’s still a spot. This is a Star Wars meets the Walking Dead spot. Rather than having two armless zombies on a rope, this clever Jawa has two armless droids. Hence: The Walking Droids. These […]
Review of Cerberus Stock Art: Zero One Three
As a gamer, a GM and an RPG blogger I have one constant challenge – art. I can’t write very well but at least I can write. I can knock out blog posts, curate content and share my opinions in reviews. I can’t draw though. I’d struggle to craft a stickman figure. If I […]
Papercraft: cardboard robots
These clever paperbots are the creation of Cardboard Myth. If you’re a fan you can pick one up yourself over at Etsy.
Doctor Who: What is Trenzalore?
… on the Fields of Trenzalore, at the fall of the Eleventh, when no creature can speak falsely or fail to answer, a question will be asked — a question that must never be answered: “Doctor Who?” The quote comes from the blue skinned Dorium Maldovar. He is the 52th century trader who sold a […]
Frighteningly good female orc warrior cosplay
This incredible orc cosplay, a frighteningly good female warrior, was created by Lagueuse. The sisters in arms also manage an etsy store if you wish to join the ranks of the armour clad. It’s worth paying attention to the fine detail in this suit. The pot marks, the scars, the shine and tarnish. The orc […]
The real life, handmade, Dead Space plasma cutter
Laser Gadgets are at it again. They’ve appeared before on Geek Native, including this impressive WristBow, but with this Dead Space model Priebe takes it up a notch. The video is typical Priebe in style. There’s no backing track – but it’s not silent, listen out for the sound the cutter’s system makes as it […]
A hands on review of the Xperia Tablet Z
Let’s talk about the specs later. It’s not the technical capabilities on Sony’s 10.1” tablet that grab your attention when you pick up the Xperia Tablet Z. What you notice is the size. This tablet feels very light. It’s very slim. I think this is important. In discussions with geeks who have tried to go […]
It’s Tinkerbell gone all steampunk
Who turned Tinkerbell on to steampunk? It was Firefly Path. JoEllen has a knack for stunning creative craft and all of a sudden I’m wondering why I’ve never seen a steampunk Tinkerbell before. It makes so much sense! Via Epbot.









