Hoison crispy owl! Fluffy ruffs! Pints o’ cream! Bon BON bon bons! If you’re looking for something silly to occupy a bit of time on hump day, we’re here to deliver, with the Brian Butterfield soundboard! Thanks to the B3ta newsletter (yes, it’s still going strong, and we’re on issue 863 now), we learned that […]
Wild Boys: The feral adventures of The Goonies meets George of the Jungle
In this story, our heroine, Kate, enjoys mystery, adventure, and friendship with two wild young men she meets while on a treasure hunt mandated by her late father’s last will.
Zany demons and fan service: Level 1 Demon Lord and One Room Hero
hero Max defeated the Demon Lord. In order to regain his power, the Demon Lord went into a deep slumber…but when he awakens, his body is only a chibi version of its fearsome form.
Flabbergasted! shows there’s room for comedy tabletop RPGs
The narrative-driven game is rules-lite and casts PCs in a range of 4 archetypes of British society, from the Aristocrats of the 20s to their staff.
Mieruko-chan is a horror-comedy anime of grotesques
What’s a girl to do when hideous monsters appear no matter which way she turns?
Not pants: A review of Punch Line
I’ve not had great success with some of my recent anime watching. My last two reviews, one for Wish Upon the Pleiades and one for When Supernatural Battles Become Commonplace, didn’t score a recommendation at the end. They weren’t for me. I think they were better suited to teen girls. In Punch Line if the […]
Rapture of the Nerds review: clever but weird
I came to Rapture of the Nerds not having read any Cory Doctorow outside his excellent articles on protecting the freedom of the internet and having read plenty of Charles Stross’ books but favouring the battle against ancient godlike beings beyond time and space from the Laundry Files. Rapture of the Nerds is a transhuman […]
