tabletop

Starfinder: Afterlight wants to take the science-fantasy RPG digital without losing its heart

Seems like Mass Effect in cRPG format.

culture

A Czech larp group wrestles with Nazi history by roleplaying in its bones

Exploring Disco Elysium and the power of art in a former concentration camp.

culture

Words must mean something

When is a goal not a goal?

tabletop

License to Kill, a new irregular column about RPG adaptations

It’s a whole new world™ out there.

culture

UK Games Expo criticized for promoting RPG with generative AI imagery

Gates of Krystalia’s creators insult commenters, struggle to explain provenance of LLM training material.

tabletop

You Will Die In This Place is an autobiographical RPG told through multiple, fictional perspectives

You will be drawn to this game.

culture

Tom Vasel wants indie designers to stop guilt tripping him

Directives from an ivory dice tower.

tabletop

DriveThruRPG is now selling offset print books in the US

A step towards consolidating digital and physical tabletop RPG sales.

tabletop

Tariffs are killing “uncommon” RPGs

Three card-based storytelling games are the latest victim of wanton economic policy

tabletop

Sigil suffered a slow, ignoble death

After an unsteady development process, D&DBeyond’s immersive virtual tabletop will shut down in 2026.

Rascal Radio

UPDATED: Stare The Devil in the Face and Walk Forward - ft. Cameron Kunzelman

Number one: make your bed. Number two: change your homepage.

tabletop

Apocalypse World: Burned Over is kinder and much angrier

The end of the world isn’t what it used to be. It might be better.