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By nedjer, on February 3rd, 2012 The arrival of Lego’s Heroica series and, more recently, their Lord of the Rings figures has improved the start-up options for basic roleplaying games. An RPG playing parent or teacher now has instant access to a straightforward RPG that maps out how to bridge the skills gap between kids and adults.
By nedjer, on January 29th, 2012 We’ve received a few questions asking for more details about how a language-based, modular 5e might make significant differences to the way the game plays. It’s a topic that could fill a long, rambling post without getting to the heart of the matter, so we’ve tried to come-up with a few analogies which, [...]
By nedjer, on September 7th, 2011 Stunningly good Parkour from Storm! HD HERE
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By Thistle, on September 5th, 2011 Regardless of the Wii’s limits in terms of providing a regular supply of decent RPG software, it’s only fair to recognise that Zelda: Twilight Princess was a lot of fun to play. Consequently, the pre-order period for Zelda: Skyward Sword looks like an occasion for splashing-out.
The final game won’t be [...]
By Thistle, on March 23rd, 2011 The Smithsonian and a bunch of other organisations are running a new Alternate Reality Game (ARG) called Vanished from 4th April. It’s an 8-week, online and offline, eco-disaster mystery game. The puzzles and science are aimed at the US Middle School age group. So, that’d be a bit of a challenge for most [...]
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