If Violet Evergarden, the series, is about the horrors of war, how we have no choice but to struggle and survive but how new relationships might help with that, then Eternity is the opposite.
Indiana Jones never had it so good: A review of Lupin III – The First
A big-screen outing for Lupin III: The First is a great way to start Scotland Loves Anime. It’s also a great movie.
Murder and death for Progress: A review of SLA Industries 2nd edition
I nominated SLA Industries as one of my top 10 RPGs of 2020 for my local indie gamers zine.
Screaming death: A review of Vast Grimm
Think you might be tempted by a sci-fi game without rules for spaceships, except for the role to see if this life raft has actually broken down or not?
Love it: Campaigns & Companions – The Complete Role-Playing Guide for Pets
Campaigns & Companions: The Complete Role-Playing Guide for Pets is 100-pages long, but is so good it feels like only 10.
This Is The Way: A review of a Mandalorian TTRPG
Your abilities are possibly overstated, but your stoic demeanor and metal helmet make it impossible to see if you are sweating. This is the Way.
A knockout zine: Warhammer FRP’s Archives of the Empire Volume 1 review
Archives of the Empire Volume 1 is a high production quality, relatively thin 100-page hardback accessory for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 4e.
As good as the first: Knock! 2 is a gazette of weird OSR insight
The art is incredible and frequent, and enough to push Knock! 2 firmly into that impressively professional look that some zines never reach.
Is ink vegan? A review of ShirtStak’s geeky tees
I’d only consider a subscription model if it was rooted in environmental concerns, and ShirtStak seems to do that.
Die Hard with 2d6: A review of the Mclain RPG
Mclain is a name your own price one-page RPG from AP Shanka intended to emulate movies like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. Alex P, the designer, also adds Beverly Hills Cop to that list, but I don’t see much of a connection between those movies!
