The Ruin has become little more than a legend, the MIR a relic of the past, its agents pariahs. But in the shadow of ignorance, reality is changing. Echoes, incarnations of past suffering brought to life by the energy of the Ruin, are multiplying.
Detective Conan: Japan’s #1 film runs on cinema screens in the UK this weekend
It’s a big deal. This long-running franchise is significant in Japan, and this feature-length is the highest-grossing hit of the year: 6 weeks at number 1 and 10.8 million tickets sold.
Flash sale: Hard sci-fi RPG in “Shadows Over Sol”
Set in 2241, after the devastation of World War IV, humanity has expanded throughout the Solar System, carrying both past conflicts and emerging conspiracies.
Drunkards, Druggies, & Delinquents: Titmouse, the The Legend of Vox Machina studio, launch a TTRPG
Drunkards, Druggies, & Delinquents is pitched as a dark comedy, which comes as no surprise based on the name, and as a party game.
Geek Native Patron gift: Teenage Oddyssey RPG
We must thank Cannon Otter Studio. This shiny new publisher is making PDF copies of Teenage Oddyssey available for patrons or anyone who signs up before the end of the month.
Skin City: Humans vs skeletons in meat suits
Cannon Otter Studio is a new RPG publisher from some old industry vets, and their first RPG, Teenage Oddyssey is out now.
Zombie Road TTRPG: Character sheets, cheat sheet and crowdfunding success
In Zombie Road, you play as yourself, and one of you is a traitor. That really is an uncommon and exciting pitch for a TTRPG.
Ember: 25,000 hexes and perhaps a new TTRPG style born from VTT
Ember will be a game, a setting and a sandbox. While Foundry VTT is needed, only one person in the group must have the paid-for system running. Y
High-quality fairytales: A review of Rackham Vale Paintbox Edition
Inspired by the fantasy and folklore art of the 19th-century golden age illustrator Arthur Rackham, Rackham Vale is a drop-in setting for Old-School Essentials.
Review: Red Dwarf – Discovering the TV Series (Volume 1: 1988 to 1993)
Did removing the large H stuck to his forehead after filming hurt Chris Barrie? Yes! Did the whole thing nearly fail to get on TV after all? Yes, again.
