Tag: Science Fantasy

  • Babylon Black: The Forging of A Warrior

    How do you forge a man into a warrior against the New Gods? This is one of the key questions Babylon Red seeks to explore. Outnumbered and outgunned, there is no way Team Black Watch can fight the New Gods alone. They need allies. But who dares to challenge the rulers of the world? This…

  • Babylon Black: Diplomacy Through Violence

    The Special Tasks Section comprises of just under a hundred operators scattered across a continent. The New Gods are each a nation, with armies and economies that rival those of superpowers. The STS has few allies. The New Gods control the governments and corporations. It’s impossible for the STS to sustained prolonged operations against the…

  • Babylon Black: The Threshold of War

    Babylon is balanced on a knife’s edge. During the events of Babylon Red, a rogue experiment nearly wiped out the megalopolis. Although the New Gods temporarily put aside their differences to deal with an eldritch abomination, they recognize that at least one faction has to power to destroy the city—and likely the world—entirely by accident.…

  • Babylon Black Week 1 Update and FREE Chapter!

    It’s been a week since the IndieGoGo campaign for BABYLON BLACK kicked off, and the campaign is progressing smoothly. As of time of writing, we are now 30% funded! To celebrate this milestone, here’s the first chapter of BABYLON BLACK. Enjoy! — Be in the world, but not of it. The ancient aphorism ringing in…

  • The Merging of Cyberpunk and Horror

    When you think about it, cyberpunk and horror share much in common. Cyberpunk was a reaction to the perceived excesses of capitalism and globalisation. The erosion of identity and community, leaving behind a profound sense of alienation and isolation. The domination of corporations and governments, creating a world that elevates power and profits over people.…

  • A Dream of Maths

    Yesterday, I awoke from a dream. A dream so vivid, so pure, so true, it demanded to be shared with the world. Here it is. I was in a classroom. A college, perhaps, or a tuition centre. Though the students wore light blue uniforms, the tables were long benches, with a half-dozen seats each. On…