The awesome collection of people who are Geek Native’s patrons voted The World Anvil Publishing into the RPG Publisher Spotlight.
Who’s helping Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity? Definitely Not Goblins
The Definitely Not Goblins: Christmas Special is taking place in Blackfriars’ Basement, Glasgow, on Sunday the 15th December at 6pm (doors 5:30), and tickets are available.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Sketchy Van RPG
We’ve been able to line up none other than ‘Space Wizard at Sketchy Van’, Andrew Duvall, for an interview.
Smurfs RPG: An interview with CEO Javon Frazier
The Smurfs RPG has pushed through 900 backers and $100,000 with still a week on the Kickstarter clock!
Gareth Hanrahan, co-writer on Trail of Cthulhu, spills the beans/guts
GUMSHOE’s core idea is that it’s always more fun when the players get information; a good mystery isn’t the GM saying “you don’t find anything – ooooh, how mysterious it is to live in ignorance!!”
Interview: Game designer Patrick Padla from Dusk Wave Arts talks games, beer and Barheim
This week, Geek Native had the privilege of chatting with Dusk Wave Arts game designer Patrick Padla about all things Barheim, the process (and pitfalls) of game designing, beer, and other fun things!
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Steve Hatherley
Our patreons voted for Steve based on his TTRPG, as he was among a shortlist of publishers drawn that month from DriveThruRPG names. So it’s with roleplaying games that we start.
Exclusive look: Torchbearer RPG gets comic book anthology
The Rimholm comic book anthology is the next Chalk Horse collab by D. Koch of Mordite Press and Thor Olavsrud of Burning Wheel Headquarters. You’ll find an interview with them here.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Tin Star Games
Five Years After is a deeply personal, extremely special game to me. It came together very quickly when I was thinking about grief and loss and also the one thing I’d never seen any RPG do successfully before, which is run in reverse, like you see in films like Memento and Tenet.
Kids in the Attic: Life after selling Fat Goblin Games, an interview with Rick S Hershey
Rick S Hershey used to own Fat Goblin Games but recently sold the RPG publishing company. That explains why the website currently asks, “Pardon our dust” as the new owners settle in.
