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Lumberjills is a joyful homage to the Women’s Timber Corps in WW2
Sawing, dancing, and loving without prejudice.
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2 Good 2 Society: Storybrewers do a lot with small changes in the new edition of the beloved Austen-like
"If you make the games you want to play, then the people who you want to play those games will appear.”
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Blurring the lines between larp and tabletop, Nine Space Games is Jason Morningstar’s best work yet
Creating space for the curious and the experienced to play together.
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Looters reframes treasure and dungeon crawling as class conflict
Mordite Press’s newest game is more than just an anti–D&D.
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Down Among The Dead continues to suffer from Pirate Borg’s fundamental flaws
Culture without those who keep it alive.
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Asher’s Ridge puts you in the writer’s room of the next big paranormal hit
Embrace your inner David Lynch.
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Creators of the Strange Studies of Strange Stories podcast are betting on audio guides to set their new horror RPG apart
Funnelling hundreds of episodes of genre analysis into ten impossible tales.
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Intergalactic Bastionland will be funnier and weirder than you expect
Chris McDowall’s follow-up to Mythic Bastionland charts a startling, unique course.
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Making your mark: three games streamline play with dry-erase markers
The writing is on the wall. And the character sheets. And the item cards.
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Sneak Peek: Shawn Tomkin is reimagining Ironsworn for a new “alternate edition”
Tentatively titled Legacies, this new version currently ditches Powered by the Apocalypse style moves for oracular “codexes”.
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Bump In The Dark is a deeply American tale of survival and the supernatural
First, the factories and mines shut down. Then, the monsters came.
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Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Tyrant Philosophers to be a weird fantasy RPG from Handiwork Games
“He's taking a bit of a risk with us, to be honest, but I think it'll pay off.”
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Little Wolves takes top honors at the 2026 Indie Groundbreakers Awards
IGDN’s annual laurel-foisting celebrates tabletop RPGs from small but talented teams beyond the usual spotlight.
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Detect Or Die is more than just Disco Elysium brought to tabletop
There’s a hodgepodge of influences.
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Alien RPG starter set Hope’s Last Day might be too good of an introduction
When you fill up on chips, but the chips are slathering, murderous predators.
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Burst bubbles and not hearts in The Kaiju Love You!
Oh, no! There goes Tokyo!