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How many songs, shadows, and star power does an indie RPG need to succeed?
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How many songs, shadows, and star power does an indie RPG need to succeed?

Low poly. High speed. Flow state.

A land of contrasts and a bitter end.

My guest for this issue of Multiplier is Tali Faulkner, the Maori game developer behind 2020's Umurangi Generation. Six years on, Faulkner is hard at work on their next release: a narrative adventure game that reimagines the work of H.P. Lovecraft through the perspective of a penguin.

What does opera have to do with video games?

After The Horus Heresy, there’s nowhere to go but down (into the Underdark)

Twenty years later, Relic's RTS remains iconic

An alright Hades-like with higher headcount.

....And We're Back

Is romance and regency more welcome at the tabletop these ever before?

Is this 65-part prequel worth the squeeze?