
Alien: The Roleplaying Game – Starter Set
Geek Pride braves the unknown terrors of deep space with the Alien: The Roleplaying Game - Starter Set from Free League.
888 reviews since 2011, 444 of them scored. Filter by what it is, what it runs on and how much we liked it.





Geek Pride braves the unknown terrors of deep space with the Alien: The Roleplaying Game - Starter Set from Free League.

D&D returns to the iconic region of Icewind Dale in the Forgotten Realms setting for their latest release; Rime of the Frostmaiden

The word “charming” is bandied about whenever a platformer starring some sort of soft creature is released.

Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison sinks his teeth into Night Road, the latest videogame adaptation of the classic roleplaying game of personal horror; Vampire: The Masquerade.

A fast-paced space opera with politics, betrayal, love and shenanigans. Follow Princess Sun and her mother, Queen Eirene, as they fight to protect and grow the Chaonian Empire from enemies internal and external, if they don't drive each other mad first. A first-class tale that sets up a multi-layered world with a bright future.

Well, that was a good watch. When this film was first announced, I had my reservations.

Reviewed on: Nintendo Switch. Oh boy, what just happened? I did go into this game relatively blind and with little knowledge of what Bake ‘N Switch was all…

Let's be honest here - This is not a FPS/shooter, it's not an MMO, it's not really an RPG - It's a train set with a management sim, and it's designed to eat your life whole. Once you're hooked on this, you'll mislay evenings, if not weekends. and you'll come back for more. and when you crash and burn? You'll just pick another scenario and go again. They're going to claw the keyboard and mouse from your hands with a crowbar if it grabs you in the first 30 minutes to an hour.

Vault Comics release the first issue of their new series based on the classic World of Darkness roleplaying game; Vampire: The Masquerade - Winter's Teeth.