by Matt Salmon | Nov 18, 2019 | Gaming, Geek Culture, Videogame Review, Videogames
Mirador shows a lot of promise but lacks any real content to be a game you can truly invest in Indie games always come in different forms, you get some games that are new pieces of art, they capture you instantly and become a world wide phenomena or just a cult...
by Jason Hulott | Oct 31, 2019 | Events, Geek Culture
I recently got sent to Leeds, to become a roving reporter for Coaching for Geeks, where I attended the preview opening on the new Make Believe Exhibition at the Royal Armouries. The Armouries are trying new ways to engage with people and bring them into the museum,...
by Amanda Leek | Sep 20, 2019 | Convention Review, Convention Survival, Conventions, Geek Culture
Tabletop Scotland: Basic Info What is it?Tabletop Scotland is a two day convention celebrating board games, card games and roleplaying games. In 2019 it was on the last weekend in August. Across the two days it had 1,585 unique attendees, a 54% increase on 2018. There...
by Jason Hulott | Sep 6, 2019 | Confidence, Confidence, Events, Geek Culture, Life Skills
I have been thinking about what content I can add to CfG that would be useful and not the same old marketing content that I usually write about. So today, I want to share some ideas about running a club or weekly/monthly meetup. But what do you know? Currently, I run:...
by Robin Bates | Aug 28, 2019 | Escape Rooms, Geek Culture
Hannah Hammond founded Access Escape in Canning Town, East London, in January 2019. It’s the first pop-up escape room that’s fully accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired – played completely in the dark. Hannah chatted to our Coaching for Geeks...
