This year, it was a tie with Stephen Thompson’s “Canal City Heist” and p. Aaron Potter’s “The Riven Tower” taking the highest scores.
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There are already more female-led computer games in 2021 than in all of 2020
Research shows that only 12% of next-gen platform games feature a female protagonist.
Here Be Taverns quickly generates taverns for RPGs
If you’re a busy Game Master and quickly need a tavern then Here Be Taverns is absolutely worth looking at.
Asus launch two Gundam routers
Tech company Asus has two new versions of popular gaming routers. The RT-AX82U and RT-AX86U have gone Gundam.
Universal Monsters by Greg Staples
On Tuesday the 26th of January, Vice Press and Bottleneck Gallery will launch a new series of limited edition Universal Monster movie posters by Greg Staples.
Subscription GMs flavour text site dScryb gets an update
dScryb, a new website, say they’re the purveyors of finely crafted boxed text.
Audio EXP: #80 – Rows that shock the tabletop hobby this week
This week’s Audio EXP is a catch-up on the rows that tore up contracts and left gamers debating cultural values and consequences. That drama plus the usual RPG news and geeky entertainment.
The pandemic lockdown reimagined as retro video games
What on Earth do you do if your job is to persuade homeowners that they really should buy a new set of doors and then the lockdown prevents all non-essential work?
Competition: Win Aramini Circus
In Aramini Circus, players are trying to load up trains with animals, providing the colours and numbers match.
DriveThruRPG and OBS lose saddle-stitch printing
Lightning Source, the print-on-demand company used by OneBookShelf (OBS), will discontinue saddle-stitch printing on the 1st of March.
