Last year, the World of Darkness Nexus was announced and was to be the official digital toolkit for games like Vampire: The Masquerade, Werewolf: The Apocalypse and Hunter: The Reckoning.
Virtual D&D alliances: Roll20 teams up with DMsGuild
DMsGuild is the site run by OneBookShelf and or for Wizards of the Coast for community content D&D titles. Today, Roll20, a virtual tabletop with permission from Wizards to sell D&D modules, announced an alliance with the DMsGuild.
Audio EXP: #154 – Cat RPGs, book tabs and corruption
Explore Mars, talk about forthcoming freebies and RPGs and catch up with a week’s worth of highlights from Geek Native with the Audio EXP podcast.
Crowdfundr opens their Creator Hub for free
Creator Hub is intended to be a place to ask and answer questions, find collaborators, network and source recommendations from the community.
Menkind’s parent Gift Universe acquires Prezzybox
We’re pleased that the business is going into Gift Universe’s capable hands and look forward to seeing it go from strength to strength in the future.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: BRW Games
The first product we published was Adventures Dark and Deep™, which was spawned from a post on my blog about Gary Gygax’s never-implemented plans for a second edition of AD&D.
Audio EXP: #153 – Ego, ethics and money in tabletop gaming
In a week in which Embracer defend their money versus ethics, Satine Phoenix and husband Jamison Stone are caught out on ethics, and Kickstarter appoints a council to govern their ethics.
Reddit data shows life in the Walk Dead, Dune and Game of Thrones
It’s clear now that some legacy fandoms that we’ve all loved for a long time aren’t going anywhere soon and we’re likely to be seeing the likes of The Office and GTA for many years to come.
Mork Borg guru and Steve Jackson Games’ CEO Philip Reed is part of the inaugural Kickstarter council
At that meeting, we’ll focus on getting product feedback from the Council to help us orient our roadmap for feature development.
Biting the kit that feeds it? Backerkit launches Kickstarter rival
If you’ve backed a gaming Kickstarter, then you may well know Backerkit. The third-party site helps publishers manage who is getting what in the project’s aftermath.
