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Our Brilliant Ruin role-playing game

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.

ReviewsTabletopPeter Ray Allison
Review: Professor Elemental And His Amazing Friends

Review: Professor Elemental And His Amazing Friends

I am a big fan of Professor Elemental, aka “The Gentleman Rhymer”, and have been ever since discovering him by accident while reading an article on Cracked.com.

ReviewsFilm & TVDustin Nichols
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Alice's Nightmare in Wonderland

Alice's Nightmare in Wonderland

Read Lewis Carroll’s Alice stories? Like Steampunk? Enjoyed Fighting Fantasy gamebooks? Then this kickstarter just might be for you...

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Clockwork Watch: Tick Tock IPA

Clockwork Watch: Tick Tock IPA

A little while ago, I wrote about the Clockwork Watch comics Arrival and Breakaway.

NewsCallum Tyndall
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Review: Kat on a Hot Tin Airship by Sam Stone

Review: Kat on a Hot Tin Airship by Sam Stone

Whilst this novel is a sequel to Sam Stone’s previous horror/fantasy story Zombies at Tiffany’s, and utilises many of the same characters, Kat on a Hot Tin…

ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Clockwork Watch

Clockwork Watch

Clockwork Watch is an odd project consisting of various transmedia projects.

ReviewsCallum Tyndall
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Webcomics 2: the list returns

Webcomics 2: the list returns

As my co-writer and Grover loving pal Ben Fee will attest, one of the best things the internet can offer the lowly surfer are webcomics.

NewsMike Orvis
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BioShock Infinite

BioShock Infinite

Before it’s release, we were inundated with advertisements for BioShock Infinite. TV, cinema, magazines - everywhere, and my god, it looked fit.

ReviewsHani Fearon
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