Geek Native’s creative director, Bronwen Winter Phoenix is a recovering LA journalist and once interviewed Stephen Knight about a thriller called Locke.
Mum Chums: A cathartic TTRPG for parents and carers
In Mum Chums, PCs are adult carers of children about to start school, and it is about exploring the situations this might create with emotional honesty. Realism is the key because dealing with kids can be difficult.
Patrons can now vote in the March RPG Publisher Spotlight
Once again, Geek Native’s incredible and awesome patrons can vote for an RPG publisher, creator or curator to feature in the blog and podcast’s spotlight.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #294
Gaming news this week includes Critical Role’s successful fundraising for LA fire relief, Wizards of the Coast delaying campaign book releases, the ENNIES revising their AI policy, Evil Genius Games’ “Sidekick” launch, and numerous game bundle deals available.
Visually compelling trailer for upcoming sci-fi horror ‘Ash’ starring Eiza González and Aaron Paul
Today we’ve got a visual treat for you – if you like pretty colours combined with horror and a bit of gore, that is – in the form of the first trailer for Shudder’s upcoming sci-fi horror Ash.
The ENnies revise their AI policy after backlash
Last week there was backlash against The ENnies for accepting AI content.
Red Markets TTRPG: Hebanon Games open second edition playtest
Red Markets from Hebanon Games is a tabletop roleplaying game of economic horror. The second edition is being playtested, and you can pay what you want for a copy.
HELLGREEN: A solo TTRPG with free demo
Naples-based artist and game designer Novecento Manfredi has hit crowdfunding targets for Hellgreen.
Check out the trailer for intense thriller ‘Locked’ starring Bill Skarsgård
Today we’ve got the first trailer for the thriller Locked, produced by Sam Raimi and starring Bill Skarsgård (Nosferatu, IT) and Anthony Hopkins, following the current trend of malevolent, unhinged rich boomers taking things into their own hands (Heretic, anyone?).
A look inside the Viking manga: “Farewell, My Odin”
The world is violent and bloody, but even as we unleash the “War-Wolf”, things are looking up.
