RPGnet News07/03. Celebrating with a burst of reviews
A flurry of new reviews has come in, and we're sharing the wealth. Keep 'em coming, folks - we like what we're reading between trips out to the barbeque for the holiday. Happy Fourth of July!
A flurry of new reviews has come in, and we're sharing the wealth. Keep 'em coming, folks - we like what we're reading between trips out to the barbeque for the holiday. Happy Fourth of July!
07/02. Does that make it just right?
Today's Tales from the Rocket House is Neither Hot nor Cold. No clues here - read the column to decipher the meaning.
Today's Tales from the Rocket House is Neither Hot nor Cold. No clues here - read the column to decipher the meaning.
07/01. Two for the first
Another pair of new reviews is here to keep you occupied as the month begins. If you have thoughts (or warnings) to share on your latest game purchases, favorite new movie, or great sci-fi novel, let us know in a review of your own.
Another pair of new reviews is here to keep you occupied as the month begins. If you have thoughts (or warnings) to share on your latest game purchases, favorite new movie, or great sci-fi novel, let us know in a review of your own.
06/30. Tips for the evil masters
Chris gives us the column we've all wanted, Evil GM Fundamentals, and its first installment, Creating Atmosphere through Memorable Scenes. In an evil way, of course.
Chris gives us the column we've all wanted, Evil GM Fundamentals, and its first installment, Creating Atmosphere through Memorable Scenes. In an evil way, of course.
06/29. New collection of opinion
A collection of new reviews gets us started, as usual.
A collection of new reviews gets us started, as usual.
RPGnet Reviews| Friday: 07/03/2009 |
RPG Review: 1248 Sourcebook 1: Out of the Darkness (2006) by Shannon Appelcline
A superb book that bridges the gaps between the Golden Era, the Rebellion, and the New Era of the Traveller universe--then goes 50 years' further as well.
A superb book that bridges the gaps between the Golden Era, the Rebellion, and the New Era of the Traveller universe--then goes 50 years' further as well.
RPG Review: HackMaster Basic (2009) by James Gillen
This is not The Greatest Game in the Wo-orld, no-oh-- this is just a Tribute.
This is not The Greatest Game in the Wo-orld, no-oh-- this is just a Tribute.
RPG Review: Slipstream (2008) by Ken MacLennan
A satisfying homage to Flash Gordon and his cliff-hanging ilk, and a good match for the Savage Worlds system.
A satisfying homage to Flash Gordon and his cliff-hanging ilk, and a good match for the Savage Worlds system.
RPG Review: Warlocks and Detectives (2008) by L.J.Steele
Police, PIs, and Vigilantees in an Alternate World. Likely useful to Edge of Midnight GMs, but of limited interest to others.
Police, PIs, and Vigilantees in an Alternate World. Likely useful to Edge of Midnight GMs, but of limited interest to others.
| Wednesday: 07/01/2009 |
Book/Fiction Review: Dumarest of Terra (1967+) by Shannon Appelcline
An excellent set of adventure books centering on unique worlds and those who travel among them.
An excellent set of adventure books centering on unique worlds and those who travel among them.
RPG Review: Alpha Omega: The Beginning and the End (2008) by Steven Lindsey
Alpha Omega is Mind Storm Labs flaghship game. Taking elements of Zecharia Sitchin, Alan Alford, Judge Dread, Rifts, Shadowrun, and In Nomine, Alpha Omega along with the 6-6 system creates a wonderful post-apocalyptic setting with a fun crunchy system.
Alpha Omega is Mind Storm Labs flaghship game. Taking elements of Zecharia Sitchin, Alan Alford, Judge Dread, Rifts, Shadowrun, and In Nomine, Alpha Omega along with the 6-6 system creates a wonderful post-apocalyptic setting with a fun crunchy system.
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