Wish you could play tabletop Dungeons & Dragons but have no friends? Solasta: Crown of the Magister offers a solution
The RPG Plus: A tale of tech woe and E3 best bits
26 Jun 2021 | 30
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Vulture Central's sub-editor studied Ancient History at university, but somehow ended up handling The Register's UK-hours production. An old-school journalist, he started out in regional news when it was still printed on paper but that industry died a death. As well as his main duties, he has sanctioned side hustles curating regular Bootnotes for readers to giggle at over a ham sandwich, and a monthly gaming column called The Register Plays Games. He likes beer, heavy metal, and video games all a bit too much. Typos may be his fault.
Days Gone PC: Melting pot of open-world influences makes for one of the more immersive zombie slayers out there
The RPG Decent port of a PlayStation 4 'exclusive', but it's far from original
29 May 2021 | 20
File this next to Mars bars under 'things that should not be deep-fried': Marks & Spencer's Colin the Caterpillar
How was this allowed to happen? Ah right, food delivery app publicity stunt
04 May 2021 | 38
Octopath Traveler: Love letter to JRPG golden age has great combat but retro graphics highlight the genre's tedium
The RPG You sure have to press 'A' a lot
01 May 2021 | 7
Technoking of comedy? Elon Musk to host Saturday Night Live
Yes that was a Betteridge headline (badoom, tish)
26 Apr 2021 | 35
From book shop to tat bazaar to cloud behemoth to grocer, what's Amazon up to now? Augmented-reality hairstyles
Curl up and dye, anyone?
21 Apr 2021 | 9
God bless this mess: Study says UK's Christian beliefs had 'important' role in Brexit
Church of England first left the European bloc in the 16th century
20 Apr 2021 | 284
Home office setup with built-in boiling water tap for tea and coffee without getting up is a monument to deskcess
If only it had a built-in loo and pillow, then we could work 24/7
16 Apr 2021 | 112
Listen, son... Monster trucks just aren't cool anymore. Real winners drive Tesla Roadsters
Matchbox goes green with sustainably produced toys based on electric cars
15 Apr 2021 | 38
Jackie 'You have no authority here' Weaver calls on the UK to extend Coronavirus Act provisions for online meetings
Because local democracy is hilarious – oh, and transparency's good too
15 Apr 2021 | 39
UK's National Rail backs down from greyscale website tribute to Prince Phil after visually impaired users complain
Protip: Ad/tracker blockers. Use them (though not on The Reg)
12 Apr 2021 | 63
Mullet over: Aussie boys' school tells kids 'business in the front, party in the back' hairstyle is 'not acceptable'
A fine Australian tradition stomped on
31 Mar 2021 | 110
Rogue elements: Hades and Loop Hero manage to draw on the same legacy while having very little in common
The RPG Let's go round again, maybe we'll turn back the hands of time
27 Mar 2021 | 13
Something fishy is going on in Taiwan as folk change name to include 'salmon' for free sushi
Youngsters rise to the bait after restaurant chain's promotion
18 Mar 2021 | 36
Valheim: How the heck has more 'indie shovelware with PS2 graphics' sold 4 million copies in a matter of weeks?
The RPG Now, this might shock you, but it's something we like to call 'fun' (if you have friends)
26 Feb 2021 | 60
Healthy 32-year-old offered COVID-19 vaccine because doctors had him down as 6.2cm tall with BMI of 28,000
Bloke was placed into vulnerable category because of his weight
19 Feb 2021 | 92
No egrets: Ardent twitchers fined for breaking lockdown after bloke spots northern mockingbird in his garden
'Don't give out the location!!'
16 Feb 2021 | 49
Forget about an AI stealing your job, even pigs can be trained to use computers
No one can save your bacon now
11 Feb 2021 | 43
We imagine this maths professor's lecture was fascinating – sadly he was muted for two hours
And more gaffes from the world of lockdown videoconferencing
10 Feb 2021 | 56
Subnautica and Below Zero: Nurture your inner MacGyver and Kevin Costner on an ocean-planet holiday
The RPG Yes, survival games can tell great stories too
29 Jan 2021 | 9
Attack of the cryptidiots: One wants Bitcoin-flush hard drive he threw out in 2013 back, the other lost USB stick password
A combined total of $575m deleted... and counting
14 Jan 2021 | 89
The CIA's 'entire' collection of UFO records has been made available for you to sigh at
Is that The X-Files theme we hear?
13 Jan 2021 | 80
Fearing she had stumbled across a body, dogwalker reports pota-toe to police
At last, King Edward's remains found
11 Jan 2021 | 38
Lay down your souls to the gods of rock 'n' roll: Conspiracy theorists' 5G 'vaccine' chip schematic is actually for a guitar pedal
One owned by every 13-year-old with dreams of slinging an axe
05 Jan 2021 | 137
