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Videogame Review: ‘Celestial Return’ – A Surreal, Dice-Driven Sci-Fi Noir Odyssey
This narrative adventure bypasses conventional tropes to submerge players in a gritty, hard-edged, cyberpunk-noir world falling apart at the seams
Read More »RPG Review: ‘Vaesen – Mythic Britain & Ireland’ from Free League
Now players can explore from London to the Shetlands, across the islands that hold endless secrets, some mystical and some terrifying.
Read More »RPG Review: Vaesen – ‘City of My Nightmares’ from Free League
While the previous 'Vaesen' books served as inspirations for individual adventures, 'City of My Nightmares' goes further to lead gamers along an arc with ever-deepening secrets.
Read More »RPG Review: Vaesen – ‘Mythic Carpathia’ from Free League
The game of Nordic horror heads south to new lands haunted by vampires, werewolves, and things far worse as Eastern Europe industrializes.
Read More »RPG Review: ‘Vaesen’ from Free League
Winning is not always about “defeating” a monster; instead, it may be about finding a way for our world and that of the monsters to coexist.
Read More »RPG Review: ‘Urban Shadows’ from Magpie Games
In 'Urban Shadows' every city has secrets and menageries of power which players can explore with immersive, deep storytelling. And the action can take place in any real city.
Read More »Sourcebook Review: ‘Monster Core’ for Pathfinder from Paizo
Over 400 monsters players can face in the growing Second Edition of Pathfinder.
Read More »Review: Blade Runner RPG – Fiery Angels Case File
"Wallace Corp is too powerful, the echoes of the past are loud, and Tyrell's creations keep manifesting even though everyone says they are all gone..."
Read More »Role-playing Game Review: ‘The Walking Dead’ Universe from Free League Publishing
Players work together to stay alive in a world of undead and, even more dangerous, the living.
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