In no short order, there is betrayal, a fight against government forces, betrayal, Chinese crimelords and perhaps a terrorist group.
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A Chaos Orb of card games: A review of BARPIG After Hours
There’s no doubt BARPIG: After Hours will be enjoyed by friends and be involved in forging new friendships.
As smutty as you like it: A review of Reimagined Fanfic RPG
Reimagined: Fanfic Role-Playing Game has only been available on DriveThruRPG for two weeks and is already a silver best seller.
The RPG China burned: The Sassoon Files
The opening pages grab you by the shoulders and pull you through a whirlwind tour of Chinese history.
Could you survive longer? A review of Outland
Outland by Dennis E. Taylor is a mix of Primeval and Stargate with a whole bunch of twists thrown in. That’s a mix that works for me.
Would you trust the voice in your head? A review of Psi-Lords
It’s not clear, though, which if any side is what could be traditionally described as the ‘goodies’ and which ‘baddies’.
A game that hides a war: A review of the Ingress the Animation
Importantly, neither the Resistance nor the Enlightened are the villains in the piece.
A safe pair of hands: D&D 5e Guide to Possession
Guide to Possession is a D&D 5e supplement from BenDjinn Games that costs $5.95, is 35-pages long and available for purchase at the Dungeon Masters Guild.
Level up your computer game trivia: A review of Hey! Listen!: A journey through the golden era of computer games
My favourite bit in the first quarter was the introduction of some scruffy, unpopular and over-confident engineer in the early days of computer game programming. His name? Steve Jobs.
Thoughtfully provocative: A review of D&D’s Uncaged – volume 1
If you suspect you’ve more chance of experiencing Uncaged as a player than a DM, then you may not want to read this review.
