Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition, Is it Enough?
My fondest PC gaming memories are playing single player games tag-team with my best friend 15-some years ago. It’s easy to be nostalgic about a Continue Reading
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The Crisis on Infinite MMOs! – A DC Universe Online Review
Super hero MMOs have a hard playing field to break onto. City of Heroes, the benchmark super hero MMO, was incredibly popular, boasting a very Continue Reading
Deadlight – Zombies of the Pacific North West
It’s no secret that I love me some side-scrolling platformers. So it should come as no surprise that when I saw Deadlight by Tequila Works, Continue Reading
Why I Am Finally Finished With World of Warcraft – No, Really, For Real This Time
Once upon a time, I had an amazing set of experiences playing World of Warcraft (WoW). I met my husband, my best friend, my roommate Continue Reading
Blades of Time – if only I could rewind time
Sometimes a game ends up sitting in my rental queue for a while and I completely forget about it until it ships. Usually it’s a Continue Reading
Rolling D&D Stats is Bad For You, a Reprisal
I’m starting a 13th Age campaign with my group (which includes a few Dorkadia folks) and I couldn’t be more excited. We just finished a Continue Reading
The Secret Sauce, Part 3
Welcome once again to The Secret Sauce, Dorkadia’s irregularly scheduled trip into the winding depths of roleplaying. Last time around, we went through some basic Continue Reading
What Worries Me About Gearbox
I, like many of us here at Dorkadia, think Gearbox Software is pretty nifty. They’ve made some excellent games, including Borderlands 2, which is rightfully Continue Reading
Cthulhu Saves the World – Fhtagn!
The world may have been spared from yet another apocalyptic prophecy, but that doesn’t mean that another isn’t just around the corner. When the world Continue Reading
Knights of Pen & Paper
Two weeks ago I became the proud owner of a brand new Galaxy S III. It felt like I’d finally been given the golden ticket Continue Reading
Who says dogs can’t fly?
A few weeks ago I wrote a lot words, pretty much all positive, about The Megas and their most recent album, History Repeating: Blue. Just Continue Reading
An initiation into The Secret World
The Secret World recently converted from a subscription model to a free to play with a subscription option. Surprisingly, and completely unlike Star Wars The Continue Reading
LEGO Lord of the Rings – One does not simply block into Mordor
Actually, LEGO seems to be able to do whatever they want with a popular franchise and make it magical and entertaining. I can’t find many Continue Reading
The One Ring: Adventures Over the Edge of the Wild Review
It is a tricky thing, capturing existing stories in roleplaying games. As Reuben said, all of Western fantasy has its roots inextricably tangled up in Continue Reading
Revisiting Limbo
While looking for a break from the current games on my plate, I remembered how much I enjoyed playing Limbo. Limbo is probably one of Continue Reading
The Secret Sauce, Part II
Welcome back to Dorkadia’s intermittently continuing series, “The Secret Sauce,” discussing how you can get a little bit of tasty roleplaying into your gaming experience. Continue Reading
A Classy Evening with Cards Against Humanity
We’re repeating this article as so many of you have been asking about what fun game to give folks who aren’t RPG gamers – Enjoy! Continue Reading
Hawken – The mech combat you always wanted
Hawken is the perfect example of a game I didn’t know that I needed to play. I was genuinely unaware that arena combat between large Continue Reading
A Fast and Furious Review of Savage Worlds: Deluxe Edition
Savage Worlds isn’t a first choice. It’s not one of those super-massive RPGs that pull you out of a normal existence and into the orbit of Planet Continue Reading
Guild Wars – The Mid to Not-So-Mid Levels
Guild Wars The last time I wrote about Guild Wars 2, I focused on my first Continue Reading
The failings of the SWTOR free to play conversion
On November 15, 2012 there was a great disturbance in the Force. It was as if millions of voices suddenly cried out “are you Continue Reading