How to Build a Big Bad Villain
There are a few ways to create the ultimate evil for your DnD (or other media) game! The Standard Choose from the prototypes of any popular mass media for the skeleton to build your villain off of! The common tropes…
There are a few ways to create the ultimate evil for your DnD (or other media) game! The Standard Choose from the prototypes of any popular mass media for the skeleton to build your villain off of! The common tropes…
Early Access on June 23 Hypnotizing with it’s elegant minimalism, the spray of numbers and times across the screen a soothing balm to the organized mind. It’s the base form of a puzzle game, meant to challenge you and engage…
Your Stuff Ready by session One: Basic World building: Major locations and the breadcrumbs that will lead your players there. Some starter quest for your players to introduce them to the world or situations you want them to face. This…
A free-to-play spin on the classic Robin Hood tale, Sherwood merges it with what any love about modern PvP games. Building on the aesthetics of Middle Ages Europe, Sherwood is rendered in stylized polygons, with a wide range of customization…
Trapped on our own islands of loneliness, we seek a way out. In this game, you can sate that desperation by escaping the clutches of wilderness. I first heard about Robinson Crusoe the board game from my friend’s history professor.…
Step 1 Brainstorm! Decide on a theme, idea or concept that you want to explore. Step 2 Decide on a Game end goal/ how one wins the game. This is where counters come in. How many does one need to…
While researching Magic the Gathering (I had heard it was a fun play), I came across something else that piqued my interest: an extinct game by the name of Android: Netrunner. At the Brain-dead hour of 4 am, the fast-paced…
Musicals and Music video, fan animations and artwork…. for a fantasy baseball browser game? It’s indeed the case! Blaseball is an absurdist online baseball game that was split into “seasons” (a la Apex Legends) with a rulebook with chunks that…
A home is not an empty house; even the most neat space still has stuff in it. In Dnd, the problem is how to describe a space without tripping up your players, while maintaining the atmosphere you want. Where is…