Oh gosh! Can you believe you might be able to take part in a 2025 thing? This blogger remembers the Y2K New Year (although only through a drunken Scottish haze) and finds it hard to believe that was 25 years ago!
Voting is open for the RPG Publisher Spotlight November 2024
I know I always say it, but I always mean it, so thank you to all our patrons. Your money is spent on commissions and not technology.
Geek Native Patron gift: Teenage Oddyssey RPG
We must thank Cannon Otter Studio. This shiny new publisher is making PDF copies of Teenage Oddyssey available for patrons or anyone who signs up before the end of the month.
Voting open for the RPG Publisher Spotlight October 2024
Our patrons voted Tin Star Games into the Spotlight for October. If you’re a site supporter, you can vote for October in this private poll.
Voting open for RPG Publisher Spotlight September 2024
Can you believe we’re in August? Where has 2024 gone? It’s the Edinburgh Festival season here at Geek Native HQ but there’s still time for the RPG Publisher Spotlight.
Voting open for RPG Publisher Spotlight August 2024
Who won the July vote? The OG GM Adventures.
Voting open for RPG Publisher Spotlight July 2024
Gosh! We usually post this on the first, and it’s nearly a week late… but why? We’ve been at UK Games Expo, with loads of coverage, and are only back and human. Ganesha Games won the June vote. I better hustle to get in touch. Site supporters can vote for the July winner in this […]
Publisher Spotlight: June 2024 vote opens to Patrons
Heads up! Geek Native’s Patreons can now vote for the RPG publisher, curator, creator or community member for the June spotlight.
Publisher Spotlight: May 2024 vote opens to Patrons
Throughout the month, site and podcast backers of any tier can vote for an indie creator, curator, or publisher to feature. The perks, such as free merch or gaming goodies, are ad hoc but, hopefully, welcomed.
Patreon Gift: Terry Maranda’s Sol’kesh preview, STLs, art and stats
Geek Native’s Patron raises money to commission works and articles. The money is not spent on technology, not even to pay the bills.
