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We catch up with Jarrett Crader to talk about his new publishing company, Space Penguin Ink and forget to ask him why their logo isn't a penguin...
by John Power Jr.
Over the past couple of years Wingspan has established itself as one of the most successful and loved modern boardgames, so what does this unexpected new dragon themed sequel bring to the table?
by Dan Thurot
Acclaimed folk horror series Harrow County makes its way to our tabletops with a new boardgame adaptation by Jay Cormier and Shad Miller, but can it capture the comic's spirit?
by Dan Thurot
Pour yourself a scotch, drop the needle on a Lalo Schifrin LP and get ready to crime, as Games Omnivorous go against type with this curious heist themed game.
by John Power Jr.
Looking to explore some of the less trod paths of European folklore? Beyond Corny Gron, a setting based on the myths and legends of Poland may just be your passport to adventure.
by John Power Jr.
The streets of Lovecraft's Arkham have long been home to countless eldritch horrors, but is Chaosium's new Call of Cthulhu guide to the city a fright or delight?
by Chris Lowry
Intrigued by the idea of a post-apocalyptic game that offers up a slightly more optimistic view of life after the fall John Power caught up with the team behind expansive and ambitious new RPG Dreams and Machines.
by John Power Jr.
Remember the days when treasure chests weren't just lying about but hidden behind conspicuously damaged pixelated walls? Heroes of Cerulea does...
by Aimee McLaren
We catch up with Jarrett Crader to talk about his new publishing company, Space Penguin Ink and forget to ask him why their logo isn't a penguin...
by John Power Jr.
40 years on from its original release, Greg Stafford’s Pendragon returns with its 6th edition, the first since Stafford’s passing. Regarded as amongst the greatest RPGs published, Rob Wieland speaks to those who've found inspiration over the years from its courtly intrigues & knightly passions
Nearly 40 years on from its original release, dystopian RPG Paranoia is back with the Perfect Edition. Rob Wieland risks life and limb to look at why this atypical game has endured and why, disturbingly, it remains more relevant than ever.
Rob Wieland goes in search of romance in RPGs and finds it at the pointy end of a blade when he speaks to April Kit Walsh, creator of the hit new role-playing game Thirsty Sword Lesbians.
Cole Wehrle tells us about the cut throat politics hiding behind Root's cute woodland critters
We catch up with Jarrett Crader to talk about his new publishing company, Space Penguin Ink and forget to ask him why their logo isn't a penguin...
by John Power Jr.
Over the past couple of years Wingspan has established itself as one of the most successful and loved modern boardgames, so what does this unexpected new dragon themed sequel bring to the table?
by Dan Thurot
Acclaimed folk horror series Harrow County makes its way to our tabletops with a new boardgame adaptation by Jay Cormier and Shad Miller, but can it capture the comic's spirit?
by Dan Thurot
Pour yourself a scotch, drop the needle on a Lalo Schifrin LP and get ready to crime, as Games Omnivorous go against type with this curious heist themed game.
by John Power Jr.
Looking to explore some of the less trod paths of European folklore? Beyond Corny Gron, a setting based on the myths and legends of Poland may just be your passport to adventure.
by John Power Jr.
The streets of Lovecraft's Arkham have long been home to countless eldritch horrors, but is Chaosium's new Call of Cthulhu guide to the city a fright or delight?
by Chris Lowry
Intrigued by the idea of a post-apocalyptic game that offers up a slightly more optimistic view of life after the fall John Power caught up with the team behind expansive and ambitious new RPG Dreams and Machines.
by John Power Jr.
Remember the days when treasure chests weren't just lying about but hidden behind conspicuously damaged pixelated walls? Heroes of Cerulea does...
by Aimee McLaren