Invincible – Superhero Roleplaying
Invincible is the superhero comic series by Robert Kirkman (of The Walking Dead fame), which has been recently adapted in the critically acclaimed animated…
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Tales of the Old West
There have been a variety of roleplaying games set during the frontier expansionist era of 18th century America, but the majority have firmly been in the…
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Night City 2045
The original Night City Sourcebook for the Cyberpunk 2020 roleplaying game was critically acclaimed.
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Geek Pride’s Best of 2025
Geek Pride compile their favourite books, films, shows and events of 2025. Amazingly, there are times when we actually agree with each other!
FeaturesFilm & TVPeter Ray Allison
Alien: The Roleplaying Game – Evolved Edition
The Alien franchise is no stranger to roleplaying game adaptions.
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Coriolis: The Great Dark
Coriolis: The Great Dark is the latest roleplaying game from Free League Publishing and a continuation of the Coriolis setting, which was initially explored…
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Our Brilliant Ruin role-playing game
Studio Hermitage releases Our Brilliant Ruin, a steampunk/horror roleplaying game that asks what happens when facing the end of the world.
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The Laundry Roleplaying Game
Cubicle 7 release a new edition of The Laundry Roleplaying Game with a new system, but does it retain the unique tone of the novels?
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Tomas Härenstam on Alien: The Roleplaying Game – Evolved Edition
Alien: The Roleplaying Game is a science fiction horror role-playing game based on the Alien films.
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Geek Pride’s Best of 2024
2024 seemed to be the year when if something was good, then it was cancelled.
ReviewsFilm & TVPeter Ray Allison
Mutant Year Zero: Zone Wars
Mutant Year Zero: Zone Wars, as the name suggests, is a miniature wargame for the Mutant Year Zero setting.
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Dune:War for Arrakis - Review
I told myself I wasn’t going to back any more games on Kickstarter, I have too many, and I end up getting rid of half of them because I don’t have the time to…
ReviewsTabletopMatt Geary