Although not everyone is keen on Kickstarter, it can’t be argued that it has helped a lot of projects that otherwise wouldn’t have seen the light of day.
Whether that is a good thing or not, depends on how much you like those products and whether those products are out already or not.
Shadowland is a weird mix of both circumstances.
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 94–Shadowlands with Chris Merwin Read Post »
Dr Reddy and I had a good natter. One you’ll find interesting, we hope!
For starters we talk about my interview with Matt Buchholtz from Crit Juice. We discuss what makes that podcast successful and the work that goes behind producing something as polished at that, even if a bunch of guys drinking around a game of Dungeons & Dragons doesn’t sound like it.
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 93–Conpulsion with Dr. Mike Reddy Read Post »
In this rather awesome episode, I bring you Matt Buchholtz, the second more difficult to pronounce surname I’ve ever had in the podcast, and the first member from the Crit Juice actual play podcast to come and talk to me.
Crit Juice is a actual-play podcast with a difference or two, though.
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 92–Crit Juice! Read Post »
A bit later than I wanted and mostly because of work commitments not letting me publish this episode on time, here’s our first attempt to the Game Buffet!
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 91- Presenting the Game Buffet! Read Post »
The joy of being able to speak more than language (two in my case) is that you can read books in all those languages, which is what I’ve done this time.
I realise that the attractive might be less for you if you can’t speak Spanish, but I have recently been very gladly surprised by La Puerta de Ishtar, as you might know if you’ve read my review here. Taking advantage that Jenn and Vickey were going to be around for a chat, I thought I’d talk with them about it.
Role Playing Games publishers come and go all the time. To the point that it is very difficult to keep up with the influx of new titles and the companies behind them.
This means that grabbing my attention is certainly not easy, but when you grab my attention… well, you’ve got it!
That is what Len Pimentel did before he created his company Lakeside Games with the idea of bringing new ideas and new games into the RPG scene.
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 90–Lakeside Games with Len Pimentel Read Post »
Squirmish games are that sort of games that fascinate me and scare me. They scare me more than they fascinate
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 88–Torn Armor with Alyssa Faden Read Post »
Plenty of people think that zombies are done to death, and considering that zombies are walking dead, it kind of fits nicely.
What I think people mean though, is that too many games with a zombie theme have been published to date. I guess that means that for someone to want to come out with yet another Kickstarter project for a game wit a zombie theme is, to say the least, brave.
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 87–Zombie House Blitz Read Post »
Another episode of the podcast in our new format of just one topic or segment per episode to make them a bit shorter.
Having said that, this episode is nearly 50 minutes, but I assure you is well worth it!
International Tabletop Day is the latest initiative from the Geek and Sundry team, who are hell bent on making sure as many people as possible are aware and, hopefully, join the board and role playing game fan-base.
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 86 – International Tabletop Day with Boyan Radakovich Read Post »
Once again we put word to microphone and, with our tongue so stuck in our cheeks that we’re amazed it
