Denis Villeneuve’s Dune trailer is here
Timothée Chalamet (Little Women, Interstellar) plays Paul Atreides, and a powerful cast joins in him the barren planet of Arrakis.
Adam Koebel quits the Dune RPG Adventures in the Imperium
We can't know the discussions Koebel and Modiphius had behind the scenes, but that statement does say "we feel his journey toward rectifying the situation isn't yet complete." Adam is resigning from the project but it feels like he had little choice.
Boom Studios announces new Dune comic series from Herbert and Anderson
Boom Studios have bought the rights to do a Dune comic book and graphic novel based on the bestselling House Atreides prequel.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #38
A round-up of the weekly RPG news with new games, starter sets, exclusive art reveals and Covid-19 wrecking some shows.
At least 15 creators working on Modiphius’ Dune RPG
The Major Houses of the Landsraad, such as Harkonnen and Atreides, will be there for characters to be members of. However, players can create their own House too.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #32
RPG news summary of the surprise announcement of a Dishonored RPG and the most anticipated games of 2020.
EN World’s most anticipated RPGs of 2020 survey pushes Modiphius, Free League and Chaosium to all-time top
EN World, a popular RPG community and news site, surveyed members to see which games they were most looking forward to this year.
A look at Gale Force Nine’s updated Dune board game
This is an updated version of the old 1979 Avalon Hill "Frank Herbert's Dune" which has been out of print for many years.
Hope clouds observation: There’s a Dune RPG coming
Denis Villeneuve, the filmmaker responsible for Blade Runner 2049 and Arrival, is rebooting Dune. Frank Herbert’s novel has become legendary, lasting beyond his death and first seeing a big picture adaptation by David Lynch in 1984.…
Genre Police: Taking Up Space?
Okay….this is gonna be a difficult one.
It’s gonna really be a column about how we can’t do a column that turns into a column. We’re going to look at how we look at science fiction, how historically it has evolved and how that isnt’ helpful to us.…
