Investment bankers evaluate options for Unity as unconfirmed reports link the consortium behind EA’s buyout to the popular game engine.
Archives for November 2026
Vampire: The Masquerade 6th Edition U-turn scraps experimental rules for classic dice pools
White Wolf launches the Vampire: The Masquerade 6th Edition Alpha 2.0 playtest, reversing experimental rules after community feedback to restore classic dice pools.
From Metal Hammer to sci-fi horror: The making of Tentacles of the Void
Hammerforge Chronicles creators James Gill and James Isaacs discuss 400-section branching paths, hand-inked sci-fi art, and funding Tentacles of the Void in six hours.
Indie designer Scott Malthouse launches Curious Quests to build analogue games for heritage sites
Indie game designer Scott Malthouse has launched Curious Quests to bring bespoke analogue roleplaying games to museums and heritage sites.
Review: Dragon Ball – Multiverse Chronicles TTRPG
Our review of Dragon Ball: Multiverse Chronicles, an unofficial supplement that adapts Saiyans and Namekians into Marvel Multiverse.
Eric Lang and Restoration Games transplant Games Workshop classics into Gravemarch
Games Workshop and Restoration Games reveal Gravemarch, reimagining three out-of-print classics with scenario play, updated components, and 2027 crowdfunding.
Audio EXP #355: AI and Sleeping Dragons
Girdy discusses Discord exposing tabletop chats to AI crawlers, Itch.io purging AI spam, and Arcane Brewery winning November’s spotlight.
Grab 40 years of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay in Humble’s massive C7 collection
Explore the mud, misery, and dark cults of the Old World with 40 years of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Fourth Edition sourcebooks on Humble Bundle.
Precision scenery and props: xTool on Hybrid Motion, EVA foam, and open design workflows
xTool explains how desktop laser cutters handle EVA foam, interlocking tabletop terrain kerf offsets, and small workshop ventilation.
Blumhouse Atomic and Tiny Onion ink deal to adapt Exquisite Corpses and horror slate
James Tynion IV’s production house Tiny Onion signs a first-look deal with Blumhouse Atomic to adapt horror comics like Exquisite Corpses for film and animation.
