B.J. Keeton, Author at Geek to Geek Media

Dyson Sphere Program [Early Access Review]

I highly recommend buying this game if you enjoy trains, conveyor belts, factories, problem solving, and space.

Who Cares About D&D Races and Racism? (We All Should)

Racism in D&D is a problem, so WotC is coming up with a lot of changes to how D&D races work. We think they’re on the right track, really.

January’s Issue of PRESS START is Now Available for FREE!

by B.J. Keeton | The Geekery

Howdy, geeks! In case you didn't know, Geek to Geek puts out a monthly gaming magazine called PRESS START through Patreon. Because it's the new year and this issue is all about Wellness & Gaming, we made this month's issue free to the public. Not just to patrons....

The Best Nintendo Switch Workout Games To Increase Your Fitness Level

by B.J. Keeton | Beej's Blogs, The Geekery

You have no shortage of choices for workout games for the Nintendo Switch, but let us help you sort through them to find the best ones.

Next Up for D&D: “Candlekeep Mysteries” Adventure Anthology on March 6!

by B.J. Keeton | Tabletop Gaming, The Geekery

A new D&D sourcebook, Candlekeep Mysteries, was announced to release on March 6. Is this one a Candlekeep or a Candlethrowaway?

G2G’s D&D Holiday One-Shot “Claus for Concern” is Now Available! (For Free!)

by B.J. Keeton | Tabletop Gaming, The Geekery

Oh, no! Something’s wrong in the toy factory! Santa has been bamboozled, and his workshop is overrun with frosty foes, wintry wrongdoers, and North Pole ne’er-do-wells.

Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything [D&D Sourcebook Review]

by B.J. Keeton | Reviews, Tabletop Gaming, The Geekery

Where Xanathar’s Guide to Everything felt like a necessary companion to the Player’s Handbook, Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything feels like a necessary expansion to the game itself.

5 Lessons I Learned from DMing My First Games of D&D in Years

by B.J. Keeton | Tabletop Gaming, The Geekery

Recently, I was able to do a couple of quick adventures with friends, and it felt fantastic to get my screen up again. It did, though, make me reconsider a few things I had sort of taken for granted.