Think you know Middle-earth? This fast paced card game will make even the most dedicated fans forget the name of Gandalf. Discover why this portable game is so frantic and fun.
Beyond the character sheet: How Vestiges explores the mechanics of memory
Explore Vestiges, a haunting zine TTRPG where players are not a team of heroes, but competing aspects of a single mind trying to reconstruct a lost memory.
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.
Review: Demon Slayer – Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle (prepare for deaths)
The film looks amazing, thanks to director Haruo Sotozaki and the team at Ufotable. Infinity Castle is a wild, dreamlike place where anything can happen.
A review of Victoriana core rules (5e D&D edition)
The game, designed by Walt Ciechanowski and Dominic McDowall, uses the 5e system and presents a world teetering between old traditions and a revolutionary future.
The Curse of Monte Cristo review: A bold and bloody rebirth of a classic
How do you breathe new life into one of literature’s most enduring tales of vengeance?
SnapGrip Review: Beyond the touchscreen: A look at the SnapGrip ShiftCam camera accessory
Beyond its ergonomic benefits, the SnapGrip has a few extra tricks. The device houses a 3200mAh battery and doubles as a wireless Qi power bank.
A review: The Ultimate RPG Worldbuilding Deck
The Ultimate RPG Worldbuilding Deck is 75 tarot-sized cards designed to help bring whole worlds to life. It works.
A (chaotic) review of Venger’s Guide to Mastering Chaos at the Table
Yes, the focus is random encounters, but the book is so thoughtful that it will give you more confidence as a GM. Promise kept.
A review of All Systems Red: The first Murderbot diary
Bronwen’s just blogged the first trailer for Apple+’s Murderbot series, and unusually, I’m ahead of the curve; I’ve read book one, All Systems Red, of Martha Wells’ series.
