Kickstarter is busy with software options for tabletop gamers, and the competitive virtual tabletop space has a healthy and challenging overlap with augmented tabletops.
The best of both (all?) worlds: Dragon Drop AR for Tabletop RPGs
There are no cards or markers to cover your table with, but Dragon Drop can still generate an augmented reality battle map and minis for your table.
D&D’s limited AR pins are available in the UK as Zavvi boost fashion range
Here in the UK, you’ll be able to buy the very same Pinfinity D&D 12 class pins from Zavvi. In fact, you can get your pre-orders in today.
Ray Winninger promises new physical formats for D&D; what could they be?
Some of D&D’s new books will be in a print format we’ve never seen before.
Hasbro’s new “go to a location and adventure there” AR game isn’t D&D – it’s Transformers
Niantic, the people who make Pokemon Go possible and who built their infrastructure on one of the world’s first location-based augmented reality game, have announced Transformers: Heavy Metal.
AR success Foundry Six comes to tabletop RPGs with Arealm
Tech company Foundry Six work with companies like Sony and Paramount on Augmented Reality. Today they’ve launched a Kickstarter for Arealm, and it is targeted at tabletop gamers who use video chat.
Tarot goes augmented reality: The Fantôme multidimensional deck
The 78-card Tarot deck is inspired by the Rider Waite deck illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith in 1909 and yet intertwined with the latest technology with an app suitable for beginners and more experienced readers.
SendingStone is a video chat solution for VTTs
SendingStone is a web-based solution designed to rid you of the jumble of other apps you might use to recreate the tabletop experience online.
Cartographr funds on Kickstarter: Augmented reality app for tabletop RPGs
Co-founders Joanna and Rivelle have led a successful Kickstarter campaign for an augmented reality app called Cartographr.
Augmented reality app Ardent Roleplay land Call of Cthulhu and RuneQuest
Ever wanted to have a Lovecraftian horror rise through the gaming table to scare the daylights out of your Cthulhu investigators? Ardent’s the app for that.
