Paizo and Archives of Nethys reach a new informal agreement to keep Pathfinder and Starfinder rules free, moving away from commercial licensing.
Zweihänder opens third-party licence to allow free and commercial creator content
Daniel D. Fox updates the Zweihänder third-party licence to allow fee-free commercial publishing, balancing open access with strict anti-prejudice rules.
Digital Warhammer community bypasses Steam storefront following intellectual property sweep
Games Workshop clears high-profile Tabletop Simulator mods from Steam Workshop following the global arrival of Warhammer 40,000 eleventh edition.
Why the ASA ruling against Microsoft and Argos matters for virtual tabletops
The ASA has ruled against Argos and Microsoft for omitting in-game purchase details, signaling a compliance warning that virtual tabletops targeting the UK may need to address.
European Commission rejects petition to stop publishers killing video games
The European Commission has rejected the Stop Destroying Videogames initiative, sparking consumer rights concerns over closed-door corporate lobbying.
Tabletop event UK Games Expo reaffirms inclusive space amid shifting statutory guidance
UK Games Expo confirms gender neutral facilities for its 2026 Birmingham event, offering a strategic reminder of inclusive spaces amid shifting national laws.
The grim reality of Zweihänder: Daniel D. Fox moves toward litigation over Kickstarter delays
Litigation looms for the Zweihänder RPG as creator Daniel D. Fox moves to trigger a contractual default against former publisher World of Game Design.
Is it a show or a 60-minute advert? The legal grey area of the new D&D actual play
Wizards of the Coast launches Dungeon Masters, a new official actual play series. We investigate the legal line between entertainment and product placement as the show features unreleased roleplaying games content.
Geekify claims Neopets ‘stonewalled’ development before roleplaying game termination
7,610 backers are left in limbo as the Neopets tabletop roleplaying game is cancelled. Geekify Inc alleges they were stonewalled by the licensor as the 427,000 dollar project collapses.
US board game industry eyes lengthy refund war following tariff decision
The US Supreme Court has ruled controversial global tariffs unlawful in a 6-3 decision, but American tabletop publishers view this as just the next battle in an ongoing war.
