An indie fantasy comedy filmed in Brooklyn features a legendary local game shop and tackles the chaotic life of a struggling trading card game player.
Archives for July 2026
First issue of White Dwarf magazine available to read on Internet Archive
Discover the early history of Games Workshop through the open-source digitisation of White Dwarf issue one on the Internet Archive.
Count Binface tabletop miniature funds NHS during historic Clacton by-election
Troublemaker Games releases an official 28mm metal miniature of Count Binface, donating a portion of all sales directly to NHS-supporting charities.
Simon Lucas officially takes over as chief operating officer at Pinnacle Entertainment Group
Simon Lucas steps up as Chief Operating Officer at Pinnacle Entertainment Group, formalising leadership roles following the tragic loss of Jodi Black.
HARP Steampunk debuts globally on DriveThruRPG alongside physical Gen Con launch
Iron Crown Enterprises releases HARP Steampunk by Phil Masters. Read our independent journalistic review on the new High Adventure Role Playing sourcebook.
Genre Police: Advance Meant
Discover why advancement mechanics exist in roleplaying games, how they reward players, and why managing story escalation is crucial for a successful campaign.
Superhero Week: A history of Marvel’s Northstar
Explore the complex history of Marvel’s Northstar, from his 1979 debut and years of industry censorship to his milestone 1992 coming out and modern legacy as a queer icon.
Review: Jaadugar – A Witch in Mongolia
We look at the first two episodes of Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia, an award-winning historical manga adaptation on Crunchyroll.
Superhero Week: Award-winning Dispatch hits Amazon Luna this month
Stream the award-winning superhero strategy game Dispatch on Amazon Luna this July. Manage a rogue team of heroes in this hit from former Telltale developers.
Watch the off-the-chain cyber dystopian trailer for ‘Hot Spot’ starring Noomi Rapace
The first trailer for sci-fi thriller Hot Spot has dropped from Focus Features, and it looks like a wild, dystopian, cyber AI-fuelled ride – as well as slightly disturbing and visually striking.
