Six bundle deals headline “New Year, New Game” at DriveThruRPG
At the start of the year, it's a DriveThruRPG tradition to offer a good sale, and it's happening again this year. There's 50% off a range of titles to persuade you to try a new RPG.
The best selling modern RPGs of 2021
Today, with modern, we're back into murky genre territory. We have a whole Genre Police series that goes into genres for RPGs and GM tips for them, by the way.
The best selling horror RPGs of 2021
Horror is more straightforward of an RPG genre to assign to games; if the designer says, "this is supposed to be horror, " it's horror with less debate.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #113
RPG news in a handy bullet points summary gives you an advantage in your hobby perception and wisdom rolls.
Double Delta Green offer is no mere coincidence
There are two bundles now live on the site, both back from the dead. The first is from June 2018 and is the core Delta Green deal. The second, from 2019, is the companion DG Operations guide.
Fans flock to the 25th-anniversary edition of Delta Green, the conspiracy horror RPG
Shane Ivey and Dennis Detweiller of Arc Dream Publishing have a new edition of the iconic and appropriately highly regarded RPG of conspiracy and horror, Delta Green, on Kickstarter.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #92
Routinely Itemised: RPGs is an RPG news round-up, and this week we look at the Candlekeep Mysteries reviews, DCC legacy, Savage Worlds finally appearing on Roll20 and free dice in the name of Cancer Awareness.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #90
Routinely Itemised: RPGs is a regular RPG news summary which, this week, looks at D&D Beyond's founder joining a new gaming start-up, virtual virtual tabletops, an utter mess over at Kickstarter and a solved mess with The Palace of the Vampire Queen.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #86
Routinely Itemised is a weekly RPG news round-up and this week Kickstarter's Zine Quest is a vast shape on the radar.
Horror RPG Delta Green gets its first campaign with Dennis Detwiller’s Impossible Landscapes
Fear is a fractal... and your world is a lie. A horror freed from an antique book reverberates through reality, shaking things, reordering them and making them run like wax.
