Hasbro apparently couldn’t stretch to making the tricky British financials work. Zavvi stepped in, presumably with a promise to buy in bulk, and brought the adventure game here.
Free to Download: Sunset RPG – complete with trigger warning
Forteller Games is known for audio supplements for games like Gloomhaven but has now branched into creating their own TTRPGs.
Cursed Dice – d9, d11, d13, d15, d17 and d19 for your collection
Impact! Miniatures say the dice are as “fair as possible” given that they have got an odd number of sides, each one created by someone trained to work with geometric design.
Now you can throw yourself on this hugemongus mothman (baby)
There was once a time when Mothman was seen as a mysterious creature, a harbinger of doom spoken about in hushed tones following a series of strange sightings in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
Review: ANGER SMASH (Grrrrrr!) by How Am I Weird Games
Here at Geek Native, we unexpectedly received a free review sample of Anger Smash by How Am I Weird Games, so here’s Bronwen’s review.
Pale Tides: Folk horror and witchcraft in a RPG
Paul Scott Canavan, an artistic and art director for Magic: The Gathering, has brought a horror TTRPG to Kickstarter. It’s funded and will run until November 30th.
Review: Trapezium, an idol story
Trapezium provides an intriguing glimpse into the ruthless world of idol culture, following the ambitious Yu Azuma as she manipulates and exploits her friends to achieve her dreams of stardom.
Review: Ghost Cat Anzu UK premiere at Scotland Loves Anime
I liked Ghost Cat Anzu from the moment the big goofball drove up on his bike and stared at Karin. I kept faith with it even while Karin was being a pain and Anzu waivered.
Review: Kuramerukagari UK premiere at Scotland Loves Anime
Kuramerukagari is a visually ambitious anime film that embraces a steampunk aesthetic with gusto.
Review: Totto-chan – The Little Girl at the Window anime
Though it addresses serious themes such as war and loss, the film retains a sense of hope and resilience, showcasing Totto-chan’s steadfast optimism and the transformative power of education.
