This one goes out to all the kittypets, the fur-babies, the pampered balls of fluff who catnap and dream of wilder things. There is adventure out in the forest depths, if one is skilled enough to sneak and pounce.
If music soothes your mortal soul, what happens when that soul gets uploaded? That great soundtrack in the sky carries the beat of a digital afterlife, and those who can follow the groove survive.
Tabletops may be for board games, but they’re also for serving feasts. Roll the dice, place your pieces well, and play the game so that the feast does not become you.
What’s better than getting lost in a good book? Winning your way through one, of course. Take up pencil, paper, dice and coin; it’s time to get literary.
Life is a highway, and we’re gonna fight on it all night long. We love it whether it’s smooth cruising or a rocky road. That’s just life in the fast lane. So get in the car, loser. We’re off to save the world.
Even in queer spaces, there can be a lot of hang-ups over being one thing or the other, with those at the edges being ignored or erased. It’s time for some recognition. As much or as little as one can love, it’s all still important.
This one is for all the queer, the out-of-place, the folks who make an active choice as to what fits them, rather than them fitting in with the vague and volatile social construct that is gender presentation. There’s a lot to cover and not nearly enough space, but we’re going to take it in a spectrum here.
When your hard drive’s been possessed by restless undead pests, who ya gonna call? MOUSEBUSTERS! To get rid of the ghosts. Not the mice. Don’t bust the mice. They’re too nice for that.
Bickery-tickery-knock, an airship’s in the dock. What’s left there to see in this ruined city? Dear Iris is in for a shock.
Over the past decade and a few, I somehow accumulated a long list of games in my Steam library. Some were gifts, some were review...
It’s another year, another June, and the world needs more Pride than ever before. This month, we’re waving the flag for RPGaymer and celebrating examples of queer representation in video games.
Some adventures are timeless, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be improved upon in some manner. The question is whether the changes bring anything new to the experience, for good or for ill.
Adventure is much like school. You can go along thinking you’re doing fine, cruising along at C level, and then wham! The difficulty gets bell-curved. It will take more than just an all-night grind to get a passing grade on this one.
When faced by a mountain of backlog and a sudden means to an end, then the best choice may be to go full steam ahead. Today we are starting with Celestial Tear: Demon’s Revenge.
Over the hills and far away, poor Fiona seems to stray. Lost in the turmoil of her thoughts, while all that stands around her rots. Rise from dolor, mend a fence. Perhaps one day all shall make sense.
Fools rush in where wise men fear to tread, but what if there is no other way? Let the wise set one foot before the other and discover for themselves the things which bring fools delight: An adventure sixteen years in the making.
It is a stretch to call Dungeons of Dreadrock an RPG. However, Dreadrock is a quintessential product of someone who grew up alongside the genre and wanted to play with the imagery while hewing to a somewhat different genre.
On the tippy of her toes, to adventure this witch goes. Under hill and over dale, learning lessons without fail. Hail, well met, and blessed be, what secrets might there be to see?
Hoist the tricolore, red and blue and green, for the creatures at the start and ever more to gain! In this fair City of the Lights, from gardened heights to deepest gloam, in zones of green and red do trainers tread, and fearsome beasts do roam.
Some strategy games are built on grand, sweeping epics of military might and political intrigue. This one has both of those elements, but sets for itself a simpler focus: Be Gay, Commit Bloody Insurrection. In this, it succeeds quite fabulously.
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