Geek Native has been lucky enough to get some questions to Mark Truman, CEO of Magpie Games, who are making the official roleplaying game based on Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra.
QuestCompanion: An chat with Barna Toth, creator of the Quest companion site
The QuestCompanion site is notable even among the vibrant community. It’s quick, clean and easy to use.
What does the Renegade Game Studios and Roll20 partnership actually mean?
Wardlings is well suited for people who are new to roll playing because it is built on the 5e system.
City of Mist is for people who are afraid of D&D
The roleplaying game City of Mist is perhaps closer to a TV show than an old school roleplaying game.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Thought Police Interactive
Thought Police are an RPG studio that writes about uplifted helicopters has had helicopters sent to investigate their games and whose most popular product lets you solo game.
An introduction to the dark London Gothic
London Gothic is a horrific historical tale, and as we discover later, the storytellers will be pulling no punches.
Monsters hunters in muscle cars: Welcome to Rivers of London America
Cops that do magic just seems to have broad appeal. It’s safely in the geek interest zone and manages to lure in people who wouldn’t usually be interested in urban fantasy.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Target Role
The winner of the 2020 November Publisher Spotlight poll is Target Role.
Summon Skate: An interview with Silver Vine Publishing as they translate Japanese TTRPGs into English
Summon Skate is an extremely global game in that it has very few concepts or terms that I would say are uniquely Japanese, so we were able to leave it fairly untouched in that sense.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: WrightWerx
Jonathan Wright, who writes all of WrightWerx’s games was kind enough to speak to me, and we explore Kaijus and nerd culture together. Interested in a Mecha versus Kaiju battle? You’re in the right place.
