Ghostly steampunk: A review of The Song of the Sycamore
If you died out there in the wilderness of a battlefield, been hollowed out and possessed by a vengeful spirit, then you might have a different perspective on things.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #41
We deal with the thorny issue of sexy bunny costumes as inappropriate library clothes and think back to the year 2000 era spookfest called Boogiepop.
D&D with the gloves off: A review of Fateforge – Adventurers
Here's the short form: this is a very impressive, detailed fantasy RPG with a far more sombre setting than D&D.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #40
This collection of anime range from "Avoid -- too weird" to "hit of the summer".
A look inside: Blade Runner 2019 #2
In Blade Runner 2019 #2 we get to see why Ash leans towards the dark side.
Horror Noir: First impressions of SLA Industries 2e (Quick Start)
A first look at the 50 or so pages of the forthcoming SLA Industries 2nd edition Quick Start.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #39
Some anime shows start off well but then nosedive towards nonsense or rush to get the story told before the series ends.
You may not have considered: A review of Fate Accessibility Toolkit (Prototype Edition)
Disability is not one size fits all; it looks different on everyone, and everyone who has a disability handles their own differently. Even people with the same disability 'don't all handle it in the exact same way.
Irregular Reconnaissance: Anime #38
The genre seems to be full of great undiscovered titles, and that is a terrible shame.
So, you wanna be a cyberpunk? A review of the Cyberpunk Red Jumpstart Kit
An early look at the introduction to Cyberpunk Red.
