Forget traditional actual plays. Shelby Bond’s Dungeons and Shakespeare turns Edinburgh Fringe audiences into heroes, monsters, and accidental tragedies.
A review of Caesariensis TTRPG: Death of Constans
A review of the free starter kit for Caesariensis TTRPG: Death of Constans by Liam Needham, featuring late Roman intrigue and a complete starter campaign.
Review: Danse Macabre Quickstart
Explore the Danse Macabre Quickstart by Christopher Pickett, a dark historical fantasy tabletop roleplaying game set in 1390 Constantinople.
Review: Within Cold Stars – Free Quickstart Rulebook
A review of Midwest Mancers’ Within Cold Stars – Free Quickstart Rulebook, exploring its d20 combat mechanics, alien species, and sci-fi setting.
Superhero Week: Supergirl review
Our review of James Gunn’s Supergirl film explores its brilliant alien worldbuilding, a wonderfully grumpy Kara Zor-El, and why the plot drags a little.
BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity review: A cinematic treated strictly for existing fans
Part four of the anime finale hits British cinemas. Our review of BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity looks at the episodic game of tactical combat mechanics and high-stakes battle.
Candlelight Inquisition review: gothic noir and collaborative mystery
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.
