Jumpgate Games, the printing vehicle for Jess Levine, has smashed the Kickstarter target for two popular TTRPGs combined into one project and book.
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Star Trek: Captain’s Log the SOLO TTRPG comes to Fantasy Grounds
Fantasy Grounds is a Unity-based virtual tabletop. As a result, this is a Star Trek RPG you can play by yourself from your desktop.
Gehenna Gaming to demo new tabletop RPGs, Trashumanism and Eldritch Automata, at UK Games Expo 2025
Attendees can participate in hands-on demonstrations of both games at the Gehenna Gaming booth. Chris Handley, a writer involved with Trashumanism and Eldritch Automata, is expected to be at the booth to speak with attendees.
Short film: Hept (survival horror)
Have you ever wondered why some characters in survival horror have survived so long? I’m asking because it’s a mean thing, yet I do it.
Old-School Essentials from Necrotic Gnome gets a rare all-new double-bundle
These core rules are compatible with Basic D&D, full of new character options and magic, all in theme with D&D from the 1970s.
From Cthulhu Dark to Cosmic Dark: Weird space horror TTRPG
Graham Walmsley, who wrote seven ways to make space scary for Geek Native, has launched Cosmic Dark on Kickstarter.
Palladium Books will launch a crowdfunding campaign to revive “lost” Rifts computer game
The crowdfunding campaign will offer backers exclusive in-game content and new physical rewards. Stretch goals outlined for the project include a high-definition update to the original in-game art and combat graphics, an entirely new modern soundtrack, and support for additional platforms, such as consoles and mobile devices, contingent on funding levels.
Forks 2nd Edition to make convention debut at UK Games Expo
Forks 2nd Edition accommodates up to six players with an estimated playtime of 15 minutes.
Tabletop Table pitches a ‘table for your tabletop’ (100 backers and counting)
I know the situation the Tabletop Table is trying to solve. I’ve once lived in a flat where my only table was a small coffee table in front of the TV. It was too low for easy gameplay.
Anime excitement builds with Ani-May deals and industry insights from Cannes
Underscoring anime’s rising prominence, Mitchel Berger, Senior Vice President, Global Commerce, Crunchyroll, recently participated in a significant discussion at the Cannes International Film Festival. During the “Animation Day x Streamers Forum | From Streaming to the Big Screen – How Anime Is Driving Cinema,”
