Pay What You Want?
It appears that over at RPGnow a large number of previously free products are now offered as...
Read Moreby Nathan | Sep 29, 2013 | From the Crypt, FU, Thoughts | 3
It appears that over at RPGnow a large number of previously free products are now offered as...
Read Moreby Nathan | Sep 11, 2012 | From the Crypt, Technology, Thoughts | 0
So, Rob Lang posed an interesting question over on The Free RPG Blog the other day: If you were to...
Read Moreby Nathan | Apr 14, 2012 | From the Crypt, FU, Games & Design, Thoughts | 3
When I first released FU a couple of very nice souls suggested I should submit the game for the...
Read MoreAnother FU Hack for you all today, this time I do The Matrix! The original inspiration to do this Hack came from a comment from Jean-Baptiste Breton. I also drew heavily on Steve Darlington’s own Matrix RPG, There Is No Spoon, which is totally cool and worth checking out. The final approach to the “special
Read Moreby Nathan | Apr 25, 2011 | 24 Hour RPG, Droog Family Songbook, From the Crypt, Games & Design, Roleplaying | 0
Okay. It’s 2.58am. I am tired – very tired. This morning I undertook to participate in the Movie Mashup 24-hour game design competition. You can read more about it over here. Basically, a long list of films was supplied and participants have to pick two, “mash” them together, and create an RPG based on them.
Read MoreI asked my 5 year old daughter this morning if she would like to watch a movie. Her reply? “Yes please. Star Wars!” To make her even more awesome, she wanted Episode 4! It seems only appropriate then that I post a little something-something for you all. I present, for your gaming pleasure, my take
Read Moreby Nathan | Nov 2, 2010 | NaGa DeMon, NaNoWriMo | 0
So, halfway through week one and I should either be 4950 words into my novel or halfway through my first game, or both. Turns out I am 1650 words into a novel I have no interest in and about a quarter of the way into my first game project.
Read Moreby Nathan | Jul 16, 2009 | Games & Design | 0
I have been taking part in a game design course, creating simple board games that are, all things told, quite fun. I created a little game based on the classic Atari game Frogger (this particular assignment called for...
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