2 years ago
St. Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but in the Geek Haven, a.k.a. Kickstarter’s gaming section, it’s like it never even happened. The dominant crowdfunding theme for the month of …
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3 years ago
It’s August in the Geek Haven, and that means yet more ambitious Kickstarter gaming projects vying for your funding dollar. On the menu this month are two-faced playing cards, harmonic …
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3 years ago
Wagooo! Welcome back to the Geek Haven, where we sift through the latest and greatest gaming projects on Kickstarter and see if we can catch a glimmer in the pan. …
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3 years ago
Kingdoms rise and crumble. Mountains fall into the sea. Glaciers carve their wending way across the land. But the Geek Haven persists. This month on America’s favorite crowdfunding platform*, Kickstarter …
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3 years ago
As promised a week ago, here are even more examples of how crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter are good news for geeky gamers. This week, the democratic fundraising platform appears to have …
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3 years ago
Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Fatale (from Image Comics), now in its second year of publication, has become possibly the biggest sales success yet for the fan-favourite duo (as …
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3 years ago
Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen series has drifted further and further away from its original stated purpose over the last decade. Once a straightforward adventure …
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3 years ago
With the original narrative arc semi-closed in issue #10 of Fatale, issue #11 sees Brubaker and Phillips exploring other characters and background stories in Josephine’s world. While the previous narrative arc intimated that there was a much larger, much more nefarious order operating behind the world of Fatale, issue #11 begins the deeper foray into this troubled and troubling landscape.
