Showing posts with label live play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label live play. Show all posts

Saturday, July 26, 2025

YouTube: Nosh Solo, Keep on the Borderlands

 

Nosh Solo is doing a fantastic series of solo plays on YouTube, going through the classic Keep on the Borderlands with GURPS 4e. We get seven 100-point characters, built off Dungeon Fantasy templates, going through the adventure. This started a few weeks ago, and it rocks. Let's show our YouTube creators some love and support this weekend!

This is like listening to a fantasy adventure podcast for GURPS, and it inspires me. This is so well done, and it needs more views, comments, likes, and attention.

This is like a look into an "alternate universe" where Steve Jackson Games got the rights to D&D and used the GURPS rules for the game. It is such a different experience, much more story-based, much more gritty and realistic, and a far better "narrative game" than even the "narrative-focused" games we have in the hobby today.

Grounded, gritty, realistic, historical, and hard-hitting fantasy? GURPS does it the best.

And this is one of the best solo plays in GURPS, and it is currently being developed! This hasn't ended yet, and it is time to jump in, follow along, comment, and join in the fun. We have seven so far, and catching up is not that hard and quite enjoyable.

If you start a podcast or live play series this weekend, definitely make it this one.

Tuesday, July 16, 2024

Live Play: Crypt of Krysuvik Episode 03

Another video today! A Dungeon Fantasy live play series? This episode went up 12 hours ago?

Sign me up! I am watching from the beginning. Any GURPS live plays are fantastic to see, and let's get out there and support them.

Thursday, June 20, 2024

Video: Crypt of Krysuvik Episode 02

Two days ago, another cool GURPS video of a Dungeon Fantasy live play was posted. These GURPS live plays are pretty rare but very interesting to listen to. This is another channel worth subscribing to and listening to. We need more of these, and supporting them ensures we see more.

Again, found this using my sidebar link, and using that to find current videos to shout out (and watch) is a fun activity instead of randomly watching 5E videos (often about Wizards drama, please make it stop) that YouTube force-feeds me.