The UK government proposes removing the £135 customs duty threshold. We analyse what this means for board game Kickstarter backers and the risk of courier fees.
Ulisses Games announces Fighting Fantasy board game, The Warlock of Firetop Mountain
The classic Fighting Fantasy gamebook from Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson, The Warlock of Firetop Mountain, is being adapted into a modern co-op board game by Ulisses Games.
Competition: Win the ghostly Mystrerium board game
Can you communicate with a ghost? Become a psychic investigator and solve a murder in the haunted Warwick Manor. Enter our competition to win the Mysterium board game.
Review: Does Ravensburger’s D&D Horrified live up to the hype?
Ravensburger merges its hit co-op board game Horrified with Dungeons & Dragons. We review the new mechanics, monsters, and d20-rolling gameplay.
Obojima expands its Zelda-like world with a new D&D book and board game
The popular Studio Ghibli and Legend of Zelda-inspired TTRPG Obojima is back on Kickstarter with a new sourcebook and an in-world board game.
Is digital fatigue driving a board game boom? Asmodee’s new data suggests so
Asmodee celebrates its 30th anniversary with a new study on gaming habits. But does the rise of ‘offline’ play spell trouble for virtual tabletops?
Pandora Celeste expansion has quiet public debut at Tabletop Scotland
Visitors to Tabletop Scotland this weekend were treated to an unexpected first look at the next stage for Guntower Games’ sci-fi board game, Pandora Celeste.
An Unholy Alliance: Heroes and villains unite in the Doom Guard board game and TTRPG
The Doom Guard roleplaying game is part of the Necessary Evil universe, originally conceived by Clint Black in 2004
Big Heckin’ Four-Day Prime Day: Board games deal megathread
In 2025, our scramble to find the best discounts and deals on board games won’t be squeezed into one day, as we’ll have four whole days to explore.
Quebec’s tabletop scene faces potential TPK from French language law
Store owners across the Canadian province are warning that a long-standing law, newly reinforced, could spell “game over” for the vibrant tabletop hobby.
