Science Fiction: the final frontier. These are the articles of the freelance journalist Peter Ray Allison. His continuing mission: to explore strange new realms of fiction, to seek out new genres and new visions of the future, to boldly geek where no one has geeked before.
Last weekend was the UK Games Expo; the UK’s largest tabletop gaming convention and possibly the third largest gaming event in the world, with approximately…
Peter Ray Allison sits down with Jason Carl to discuss what the return of White Wolf Studio means for the World of Darkness games.
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Roleplaying games have always been a tool for exploring gender identity and sexuality by allowing players to play different characters.
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The UK Games Expo is the biggest tabletop gaming convention in the UK, but can the core ethos scale with its growing popularity?