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Mythopoetic mecha game Dragon Reactor gives me everything I want and I want more
I am experiencing the kind of greed they warn about in the Bible
new games
If “frame a scene” sounds scary, try this one weird trick
Sorry, For The Queen, there’s a new beginner-friendly, card-based story game in town.
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The unbearable melancholy at the heart of Orbital Blues
The space western RPG built on top of Bruce Springsteen and jazz.
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MÖRK BORG’s campaign-focused zine is an intentional step away from art book vibes
Wretched with a cause.
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The Meow Wolf RPG takes the rule of cool to extremes
Designer Tiger Wizard answers questions about TAVERS, the newest vibes-heavy, rules-light game from Exalted Funeral.
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Fatherfog’s creator loves scary fairy tales to bits
Mothership studio swaps empty space for creeping mists.
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Free League expands third party license to include more games and more languages
Freer League.
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Making change matter in Under Hollow Hills
When improvement and experience are off the table, how do immortal characters evolve?
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Glatisant’s evocative tale for two players shows non-romantic love can cut just as deep
Engage in a chivalric expedition against the Questing Beast.
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Esoteric Ebb’s tabletop roots travel deeper than the big ampersand
The voices in a character’s head have fascinated designers for decades.
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Omios Ures is a D&D artist’s weirder, post-heroic fantasy
Conan after Conan.
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Forge bonds through pit stops and awkward road trip conversations in Runeway
A comforting, nostalgic jaunt underpinned by an anti-fascist vision.
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Triangle Agency x FIST crossover The House Edge now available for playtesting
Fist and edge are both in the headline, you can make your own joke.
tabletop
What we mean when we talk about crunch
The history and role of crunch as a description for RPGs.
new games
Totally apolitical Ubisoft franchise (not that one, nor the other one; no, the other, other one) set to receive an RPG adaptation
Arkhane Asylum’s Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy’s The Division The Roleplaying Game
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Sword World may no longer be revolutionary, but Japan’s dominant fantasy RPG is still more than a historical curiosity
Down the tabbit hole.