I’m reminded of the Mines of Moria and the drums in the darkness. Akiba Maid War isn’t about invading goblins; it’s about battling cafes.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #159
Routinely Itemised is an RPG news summary round-up from Geek Native. It’s a chance to catch up with new releases, reviews, events, and discoveries from around the web.
Indie Game Making Contest: Rebirth – Humble launches RPG Maker Resurgence bundle
That’s four tiers, starting with less than a buck invested and with a top tier worth more than £730 in downloads.
A Folklore Bestiary: OSE and 5e monsters to delight
Olivier Revenu has proven with Knock! that he is an incredible RPG book-making talent. Unsurprisingly, his “A Folklore Bestiary” was funded in seconds.
Heat: Pedal to the Metal is a race car board game
When we first started working on Heat: Pedal to the Metal in 2018 our motivation was to make a Formula One racing game that could reach a wide family audience, while remaining interesting to gamers.
DMsGuild and DTRPG boss steps in to calm games publishers over Conduct rules
This week, OneBookShelf the company that operates RPG sites like DMsGuild, DriveThruRPG, Storytellers Vault and others like DriveThruFiction and DriveThruComics updated their Publisher Conduct Guidelines.
Publisher Spotlight: August 2022 opens to Patrons
I’m hoping to have some more gifts, coupons, codes and other perks for Geek Native’s Patreons this month. It’s happened before and there’s even a wee ledger of gifts people have had in the past.
Tsurune the Movie – The First Shot: Now also a second trailer
When Narumiya Minato joins Prefectural Kazemai High School, he is quickly invited to join the archery club by the club’s advisor, Tommy-sensei.
Exclusive Fun: Adult Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington sneakers
Boring shoes are not in the cards for you. You need a pair of footwear that would inspire the Pumpkin King to start singing a brand-new “What’s This?” tune.
Remote Working Awards 2022: Expert tips on the best home office
I think many geeks have pretty cool “home office” set-ups, even if the home office is a working nook or routine.
