Girdy discusses Palladium Books dropping the Ninja Turtles licence for Rifts, 2000 AD’s 50th anniversary tickets, and Microscope 2e rules changes.
Audio EXP #352: Corporate layoffs, convention AI slips, and crossovers
Girdy discusses Hasbro’s 587 job cuts, UK Games Expo apologising for an AI art slip, and Kelsey Dionne’s Shadowdark team-up with Kobold Press.
Audio EXP #351: Community aid, space opera mechanics, and YouTube copyright fallout
Join Audio EXP 351 for creator interviews on Sine, Hexmoor, and Against the Starmaster, plus Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Malborn 5E setting.
Audio EXP #350: Day of Dredd, World of Darkness Fractures, and Deconstructing Orcs
Girdy breaks down Day of Dredd expansions, Renegade parting ways with White Wolf, Marko Djurdjevic’s Orken, and Slithy Tove Games winning October’s spotlight.
Help independent news: Pick November’s RPG Publisher Spotlight
Vote for November’s RPG Publisher Spotlight nominees and explore classic advice from the Geek Native archives on running effective horror tabletop games.
Geek Native opens dedicated RPG Publisher Spotlight nominations hub
Geek Native launches a dedicated RPG Publisher Spotlight nomination hub as community voting on the current tabletop shortlist enters its final days.
Audio EXP #349: AI Bans, AR Tabletop Under ORC, and Star Trek Dice
UK Games Expo bans generative AI across all trade halls, QuestXR brings Basic Roleplaying outdoors via ORC, and Sirius Dice reveals Star Trek d20s.
Audio EXP #348: Secret Service Echoes, Convention Realignment, and Fire Sales
Audio EXP 348 covers UK Games Expo operational changes, Dragonmeet moving to ExCeL, Modiphius’s £5 fire sale, and Lara Croft in Derby.
Audio EXP #347: Convention Records, Organised Play, and Backer Anxiety
Girdy recaps Tabletop Scotland breaking attendance records, the Steamforged paperwork panic, Handiwork Games going OGL, and September spotlight updates.
Help independent news: Pick October’s RPG Publisher Spotlight
Patron votes put Red Ruin Publishing in the RPG Spotlight. See the latest poll contenders as Geek Native wraps up August and heads to Tabletop Scotland.
