An early look at Candlelight Inquisition, an independent horror RPG from Will Fish that swaps tactical combat simulation for collaborative, psychological mystery.
Legacy of Kain: Ascendance review – A shambolic return for nosgoth’s icons
Michael Bell and Simon Templeman return to their iconic roles, but a shallow 16-bit gameplay loop and fan-fiction tier writing leave Legacy of Kain: Ascendance feeling like a betrayal of a legendary series.
Dungeoneers beta review: A high-energy anime tribute for your tabletop
Discover Dungeoneers, the free anime-inspired roleplaying game by Yazkin Yamakala. Explore rank progression, 2d12 mechanics, and the unique Oozling ancestry in this fully playable beta.
Review: Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die – gilded digital cages
Gore Verbinski delivers a 5/5 sci-fi masterpiece with Good Luck Have Fun Don’t Die, a film that pits human flaws against a cold AI future.
Review: The Creative Game Master’s Guide to Extraordinary Locations: & How to Design Them
Duncan Rhodes applies travel writing expertise to roleplaying games in this review of thirty original fantasy locations. Discover how real world geography creates session sustaining set pieces for 5e and beyond.
Looney Tunes: The Day The Earth Blew Up Review – A hand-drawn sci-fi triumph
Porky Pig and Daffy Duck return to the big screen in Looney Tunes: The Day The Earth Blew Up. Read our review of this hand-drawn sci-fi comedy.
A Sparkling Debut: First impressions of Idols of the Neon Dark
Explore our first look at Idols of the Neon Dark, a K-Pop-inspired D&D 5E+ project. Check out the new Idol class and the neon-soaked streets of Lumenica.
Mercy review: Chris Pratt faces the AI Judge
Chris Pratt stars in Mercy, a near-future thriller about an AI judge. Is this dystopian courtroom drama worth your time? Read the Geek Native review.
Review: Brides of Dracula – Quickstart
Explore a narrative RPG of gothic horror and emancipation. In Brides of Dracula, you are not the hunter but the prey fighting to escape a toxic, eternal prison.
Review: Fate Forlorn RPG – Quickstart Edition
Looking for a gritty new TTRPG? Read our review of the Fate Forlorn Quickstart Edition. Dark art, brutal mechanics, and 136 pages of content – all for free.
