Bard needs $8,600 to fund, is nearly there and will produce an all-ages, genre-agnostic game.
Archives for June 2022
Won’t quit: Overlord IV gets a third trailer
In Overlord, the hero is a gamer who refuses to quit. Momonga refused to log out of the virtual reality MMO Yggdrasil was shut down. Things get weird from there.
Short film: Home!
Studio Orange have made their original short animation HOME! entirely free to watch on YouTube. It’s worth it, and there are English subtitles if you select them from the cog and then the caption button.
Dr.Stone replaces the director for special hour-long episode
Shūhei Matsushita, who directed DEEMO Memorial Keys, will direct Dr. Stone: Ryusui. That’s the hour-long special episode to connect Stone Wars with the Age of Exploration sequel.
Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth reveals premiere
Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth is the latest in Aquaplus’s Utawarerumono series. Crunchyroll will stream it, we’ve had an English subtitled trailer as a result.
Free to Download: 29 pages of 5e Monstrous Menagerie
Monsters come with encounter ideas to help spark your imagination, along with evocative descriptions and sidebars highlighting the monstrous NPCs that made their way into the game.
Crowdfundr opens their Creator Hub for free
Creator Hub is intended to be a place to ask and answer questions, find collaborators, network and source recommendations from the community.
Pirate and sea rules for your 5e as EN Publishing reveals X Marks The Spot
EN Publishing’s Quickstarter, that’s a crowdfunding campaign done in days or weeks, not months, offers up new magical items, locations, plot hooks and an adventure.
Rent-A-Girlfriend season 2 gets a full trailer
Rent-A-Girlfriend is, I think, a surprisingly good anime. A lonely guy, recently dumped, hires a good-looking girl through a professional service to be a date.
Make your minis glow: HitBits are a cost-effective digital miniature base project
I’ve seen some fancy proposals for reinventing the gaming table. I’ve seen clever technology and crowdfunding projects that wanted hundreds of thousands. London-based Theorycraft is on Kickstarter to raise £150.
