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After a wobble, Netflix has confirmed January 13th for the next chunk of Shaman King. Part 3 of the odd series starts this week.

First Day was made entirely in Unreal Engine 5, that's generally used for computer games but, as you see here, perfectly adaptable for animation.

One estimate suggests 8 complete RPGs were published every day last year. What's worth looking forward to this year?

The latest Tokyo 24th Ward trailer seems to do a flip halfway through with a pivot of tones from buddy slice of life to dramatic hi-tech drama.

Crunchyroll describes AKEBI's School Uniform as "slow, sparkling coming-of-age" and they're right.

There's a new giant games company with roleplaying games, board games and now some of the world's most famous comic books too. That news, Dark Souls tabletop news, Pathfinder and slavery news, and more bundle deals that would fit under a tree.

In August, Highmoon Press gave away all their print products and confirmed to Geek Native that all PDF products would be deleted after one final sale.

A countdown to Halloween with geeky news such as Scotland Loves Anime and plenty of RPG news such as the return of Tribe 8, L5R for 5e and the One Page Dungeon Contest.

Roleplay Elixir's Carovea Victor funded in less than two days. The 5e sourcebook introduces a fantasy world inspired by ancient Rome.

Biohazard Games: Jeff Barber on using RPGs as a lens for modern concerns It takes just a quick Google to find well researched and articulate essays on how horror and sci-fi reflect current concerns. When the West, for example, was worried about an insidious creep of communism, we had movies like “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” in which people looked exactly like us but were actually swapped out an unseen threat when we worried about nuclear war, the nuclear charged Godzilla levelled cities...