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

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.

”A love story…but a little broken. Everyone wears a mask. What we see of people on the surface is so rarely what’s ticking underneath. And, in Cortland Hunt’s case, what he’s hiding might just be more than Ian Tanner is prepared for.”

The new Dungeons and Dragons campaign and sourcebook has been officially released today, and Geek Pride were given the privilege to peruse a review copy.

Geek Pride speaks to Battlefront's Phil Yates, developer of the forthcoming Aliens boardgame Aliens: Another Glorious Day in the Corps.

I have been playing 40k since the days of the original Rogue Trader book in all it’s strange and weird glory.

Written by Daniel Delargy, Matt Geary, and Cristina Bogdan Sydney James Harcourt is an American singer, musician and actor who - by his own admission, from…

Veteran White Wolf developer Justin Achilli is returning to the World of Darkness.

Peter Ray Allison brings together the highlights of this year's D&D Live 2020 - Roll w/ Advantage, celebrating everything Dungeons and Dragons.

On May 12th, 2009, Lin Manuel Miranda performed “Alexander Hamilton” at the White House Poetry Jam, to some chuckles, to some random claps.

In a world hungry for more diverse reads, Breaks bring us ‘the story of two young men discovering who they were, who they are, and who they will become.