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Tag: Tales from the Loop

Covers for Delta Green and Tales from the Loop

RPG-a-Day 2021: Trust

October 25, 2021 Ken Newquist Games, Role-Playing Games, RPG-a-Day 2021

I have to admit, when the various consent and safety tools started coming out for role-playing games, I was a little skeptical. After all, my group’s been together for 25 years; the issues these tools are meant to address rarely[…]

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Blogworthy: Good News, Toilet Paper Economics, Star Trek Swearing, Wither Betelgeuse?, Tales from the Loop, Good-bye Dirk Pitt

April 11, 2020 Ken Newquist Blog, Blog Columns, Blogworthy, Movie & TV News, Movies & TV

Some Good News with John Krasinski: The star of The Office and Jack Ryan started his own Youtube show dedicated to bringing good news to a world that desperately needs it. Thanks John, this is awesome! What Everyone’s Getting Wrong[…]

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Blogworthy: Digital Archeology, Dinosaurs, Phantom Pokemon, D&D Settings, Dragon Heist

April 19, 2019 Ken Newquist Blog, Blog Columns, Blogworthy

The Digital Archaeologists: How GOG.com Rescues Games From The Dustbin Of History: The modern age spawned thousands of video games, but as technology advanced and companies failed, many of these games were lost. GOG.com looks to find them. Game Informer recounts GOG.com’s decade-long[…]

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Radio Active #92: Back from the Break

February 18, 2019 Ken Newquist Nuketown Radio Active, Podcasts

It took a year, but I’m back! On this episode of Nuketown Radio Active, the Broken Ankle Saga comes to an end as the Outdoor Geek ventures into the Pennsylvania wilderness for some winter-time camping. Back in the warmer confines[…]

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#RPGaDay2018 – Your gaming ambitions for the next year

August 26, 2018 Ken Newquist Games, Projects, Role-Playing Games, RPG-a-Day 2018

My overarching ambition is to continue making time for games. It’s difficult, with the day job, marriage, one kid in high school, the other in middle school, the day job, and all of the activities that go along with them.[…]

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Game Day: Weird Summertime

July 1, 2018 Ken Newquist Game Columns, Game Day, Games, Role-Playing Games

It’s summertime. And things are getting weird. The slipcase two-volume edition of Delta Green arrived in early June after two years of waiting for the Kickstarter to make its production run. After reading lots of positive reviews, I picked up[…]

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Nuketown is a speculative fiction website that’s been published continuously since 1996.

It’s publishing focus is articles, reviews and editorials about science fiction, fantasy, and horror with heroic overtones. It covers a variety of topics within the speculative fiction genre, including games, movies, soundtracks, books, and websites.

Radiating from Easton, Pa.

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