Twilight: 2000 is something of an albatross around my neck. Every 12 months or so I get a crazy-urgent urge to run a Twilight: 2000 campaign – the problem being that the kind of people who enjoy Twilight:2000 are a …
Castle Falkenstein….
My last game review due for Game Chef, Shari Corey’s Beacon of Hope, is a nice little bit of awesome which combines the End of the World, Navaho myth, time travel, and Lady Blackbird. Given my fondness for …
You’re sick – like, really sick. Like, so sick that the only way to get better is to travel to a foreign land and brave a fortress with seven walls to find the only man who has the cure.
This, …
So here’s an interesting one. The premise: create a shattered, post-apocalyptic world by defacing a Thomas Kinkade painting (or rather, a print – as I’m sure an original Kinkade would be well outside the budget of the average gamer).
I’m …
After several years of waffling, I finally pulled off an entry for the annual Game Chef contest. As stipulated by the contest rules, entrants are assigned four games to peer-review and recommend for the finals. This is the first of …
This week we interview game publisher and Story Games proprietor Andy Kitkowski. Andy drops the 411 on the Japanese gaming scene.
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Here it is. Our totally awesomeballs Actual Play recording of James Raggi’s OSR RPG Lamentations of the Flame Princess! Fun and mirth were had by all, as well as a number of TPK moments precipitated by Alex. Naughty banter within, …
This week we discuss the minor internet drama from a few weeks ago regarding Margaret Weis Productions alleged non-payment to freelancers. Yes, we know this is fairly old news at this point – we recorded this episode the day after …
So here’s our take on the impending release of Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition / D&D Next, or whatever you wanna call it. Wherever you stand on the issue, I suspect you’ll find something to hate about this one.
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This week we take on Gamification – mostly. We start out talking about gamification and then, as is our wont, we wander off deep into the woods and start chatting about what separates Zynga games from MMO’s, achievement points, NASCAR …
I love it when I can post something that bridges the gap between the Asian Pop Culture and gaming divide in our coverage. Far West is a transmedia project from Gareth Michael Skarka and T.S. Luikart which is..well, perhaps I …
