The whole point of the game is to start off a fantasy commoner and become a legend in a world influenced by magic-using Romans.
A strange way to relax! A review of Assassin’s Creed: Where’s the Assassin?
It’s slender but packs a punch! Titan Books has a 40-page hardback that makes for a great gift in the shape of Where’s the Assassin?
As horribly brutal as you want it to be: A review of the Red Giant RPG
If your gaming group is also fond of darkly adult anime, then I really think you should introduce Red Giant to them.
Sleepover RPG: So You’re Dating a Kaiju
The download cost me $2.99, weighs in at 7 pages, and I wanted to play it as a solo game.
A free to download duet RPG: A review of Nora Katz’s “Nude on a Yellow Sofa”
Nora’s latest is a duet RPG, played with two people, called Nude on a Yellow Sofa. One of you is the muse, and one is the artist. You both decide who was who only at the very end of the game.
Different again: A review of Cowboy Bebop the comic book
Plot-wise, therefore, Cowboy Bebop feels very true to the franchise. Spike, Jet and Faye are the Spike, Jet and Faye I’d expect (with Faye dressed somewhere in between) and admire.
Get Fcuked up in dark places: A review of Dungeon Bitches
You don’t fit into polite society in this game because if your character did, they wouldn’t be risking life, limb, and likely dying in a dungeon.
Go big, go double: A review of The Wilderness Books Of Battle Mats
The Wilderness Books Of Battle Mats are another successful project from Loke, albeit within their particular niche.
Grenade stuff: A review of Nova RPG
The fast-paced action of first-person shooters like the computer game Destiny is precisely what Nova (and LUMEN) try to recreate. They succeed.
D&D and Darkness: A review of Light of Winter
This is a brief review of Lindsey Bonnette’s Light of Winter. Don’t read it if you might play the supernatural mystery.
