The board game is an post-apocalyptic dungeon crawl that supports GM-led play, solo and co-op for up to 5 players. Kickstarter has taken to the game from Nevermore Toys and it funded within 7 hours. You can still back via the Campaign page. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1336904045/blackout-journey-into-darkness [Back the Campaign] This is a game that lets characters level […]
Archives for May 2015
World of Warcraft Druid cosplay
This World of Warcraft cosplay is the work of Kamui. If you’re a cosplay fan but don’t know Kamui it is worth digging deeper. Born in Uzbekistan, this WoW and Pokemon gamer moved to Germany, started making costumes and now runs a very popular site.
Short film: Isolated
The first thing you might notice about this animated short is the quality of the CGI. This is high grade stuff. I suspect you won’t have too much time to enjoy the graphics as Isolated is a psychological thriller that dives into the drama very quickly. We start with Evan waking up in a wrecked […]
9 of the best Enlightened Ingress t-shirts
Are you part of Ingress? Busy helping humanity towards a brighter future while fending off the minions of the robot overlords and N’Zeer? You might want a t-shirt! The good news is that Geek Native’s been through RedBubble and produced a list of 9 of the best Enlightened t-shirts in the shop. Prehistoric XM Artifact […]
Lenovo introduces laser projector smartphone
Wow. I’ve had some strange looks from people in the pub because I’ve been playing Ingress on my smartphone before but I can only guess at what would happen if I played the game in holographic projection mode! What about using your smartphone to power a projection based tabletop games map for your RPG night? […]
Relive the weird and wonderful Steampunk World Fair
Did you miss The Steampunk World’s Fair at Piscataway, New Jersey this year? Me too. The next one is due to run from May 13 to 15, 2016 at a venue that’s still to be confirmed. The good news is that Beat Down Boogie were their and put together a video of the weird and […]
Exclusive: A sneak peek at the latest MajiMonsters art and playtest call to arms
At the start of the year MajiMonsters blasted on to my radar with a strong Kickstarter. The game promised a mix of Dungeons & Dragons and Pokemon which enabled it to raise nearly $15,000. Since the launch of the campaign Geek Native’s had a catch up with Late Knight Games’ Dan Coleman and Jonathan Barron […]
How well do you know the monsters of Earth?
Think you know a thing or two about mankind’s mythology, monsters, legends and lore? Perhaps you do… but it is a large world out there and we’ve had hundreds of years to tell our stories. Are you brave enough to sit the test, answer some tough questions and find out? Did you do well? Questions […]
Competition: Win Finn Fancy Necromancy
Geek Native’s review of Finn Fancy Necromancy described the book as a mix of comedy and darkness. It’s a comedy, yes, but it’s also a book about a necromancer wrongly (probably) sent to an especially hellish jail for a crime he did not commit. Randy Henderson’s interesting novel is now out in paperback and you […]
Invoking for Effect: A Review and Commentary on Fate Core
Recently, I was criticized for comparing every game out today to Fate Core. It’s not fair, I was told. After some thought, I realized it was finally time to give Fate Core a review and explain why, exactly, I think this game is today’s standard-bearer for tabletop roleplaying, and why every game that’s come out since can and should be compared […]
