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Review: Soulworker, or, Welcome to the Grind

Soulworker is an anime action brawler, created by Lion Games and published by GameForge. Set in a post-apocalyptic purgatory, you play one of (currently) four young schoolchildren who fell from the real world into the world of Soulworker. The tutorial gives you the setting, which varies slightly for each character, and then moves you to the first hub area. From there, you begin questing so you can get gear so you can do harder quests for more gear and to progress the story, using energy every time you enter a quest area. The combat is a lot of fun, but if you're unwilling to pay - the current in-game economy is beyond ridiculous, and the premium currency is wildly overpriced - the game gets very grindy. The characters are the different classes, and the character designs are all very charming, even if they go a bit far on the 'females are to be looked at' side. There's Haru, a broadsword wielding pre-med student who is apparently allergic to things coveri...

Checker BPG prepares for launch of Superhero 2044 Kickstarter

Checker Book Publishing Group released a demo video of the upcoming re-release of the first ever superhero role-playing game, Superhero 2044. This is a remake of the original system from 1974, a game not as well known as D&D but still paved the way for other superhero RPGs such as Villains and Vigilantes, Champions, and of course, DC Heroes. And that led to superhero video games that didn't suck. Like City of Heroes/Villains and Batman: Arkham Asylum. While the Checker BPG page does seem to heavily feature large boobed women, the game supports actual diversity. It will come with hundreds of premade characters, from every race, gender, creed, and color, and they are all integrated into the game like normal people. The Kickstarter will be launched on August 16, 2017. Superhero 2044 will be both an RPG and a card game, with an expected release sometime in 2018.

In Memoriam of Chester Bennington of Linkin Park

Not just a band member. Not just a musician. Chester Bennington was a real person, and kind of a nerdy one at that. I loved it. I loved that I could listen to the music this man made without thinking that the band secretly wanted to erase me. They did not, as many bands do, cater to one specific group. They made music, and left it for you to decide if you wanted to listen to it or not. But they also made games and played them, in addition to providing soundtracks for games. They are on LINE. They are on Discord. Linkin Park is a pack of nerdy guys who make awesome music, and they lost a friend and a brother today. I'm sad that I never got to see them perform live, and watch them not give a fuck that I was in the crowd, to see with my own eyes that I was the kind of fan they wanted. And, because someone else (Jamie Tworkowski, founder of TWLOHA , via AltPress ) has already said it better, I'm just going to quote here: ...

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