So, if your motivation is about passing your creation on, then RPG ARC is there for you.
Audio EXP: #188 – Better late than never?
The D&D movie is reviewing well, blasters are blasting, and there’s an enhanced Starfinder on the while a generous bundle from Pinnacle and other publishers get you cheap RPGs while doing good.
Audio EXP: #187 – The best anime of the year and racists
Welcome home. This is Audio EXP for 4th March, 2023 so happy GM’s Day. The episode title is “The best anime of the year and racists”. [The following is a transcript of Audio EXP: #187] [Also on Stitcher | Spotify | Apple | Google] Of Gods and Gamemasters is in the Spotlight this month, as […]
Voting opens for patrons for April’s RPG Publisher Spotlight
Publisher Of Gods and Gamemasters won the vote for this month, thanks to Patrons.
Tides of Murkport puts D&D in your browser without a GM
Tides of Murkport is our first module. Dark fantasy and nautical themes, with a splash of cosmic horror.
Game resellers struggle to keep up with The Last of Us demand
Since The Last of Us premiered we have seen the demand for this video game skyrocket.
Audio EXP: #186 – Aggression versus Apologies
Stats from Roll20 as the VTT tells Geek Native they won’t be sharing as much any more, incredible life on Kickstarter during Zine Week and a cyberpunk-Viking RPG mashup.
Tabletop Gaming Magazine to relaunch soon as the editor moves on
We wanted to get new gamers to the table and give everyone a way into the hobby, whether they’re coming from the point of view of nostalgia, totally fresh, or someone who has just dabbled in the hobby before.
Audio EXP: #185 – Can gamers spell Turkey?
Welcome home. This is Audio EXP for the 18th of February, 2023, and the episode title is “Can gamers spell Turkey?”. [The following is a transcript of Audio EXP: #185] [Also on Stitcher | Spotify | Apple | Google] Random Rambling Press is in the Spotlight this month, as voted for by Patreons. I’m kinda […]
Stats: Like fighting goblins – the decline of Netflix
It reminds me of fantasy games in which a hero has to fight off a bunch of smaller rivals like goblins (although it’s perhaps unwise to call Amazon Prime Video a goblin) because it’s the collective, not an individual, that’s whittling Netflix down.
