Become a party of dumpster diving raccoons in Garbage & Glory, a new tabletop roleplaying game. The upcoming tabletop RPG sees players controlling a team of raccoon adventurers as they venture into ...

While digital board games aren’t quite the same as their tabletop counterparts, playing board games on mobile and PC can have major advantages over their cardboard cousins. After all, the social ...

This year’s Tabletop Awards have been revealed, celebrating this year’s highlights across the tabletop industry - from the games we’ve been playing to the talented designers, artists and teams behind ...

To answer this particular question, we’ve curated a list of the best fantasy tabletop RPGs, besides Dungeons & Dragons. Whether you’re looking for a dark and foreboding world where hope is a distant ...

Horror roleplaying is intrinsically tied to what makes scary films, books and games so engaging. The audience gets to experience that intoxicating feeling of imagining something terrible happening - ...

Risk is one of the most famous board games of all time. Invented in the late 1950s by French filmmaker Albert Lamorisse, the strategy game of battling armies and global domination has become a true ...

Dungeons & Dragons can be incredibly overwhelming for new players, especially when they have to learn how to make a D&D character. A surprising amount of work goes into creating a character for D&D, ...

It’s very likely that you’ve heard about the Satanic Panic of the 1980s, a movement driven by the fear that ordinary people were being lured into devil-worshipping cults. However, you may not have ...

Most tabletop fans have thrown a rolled a d20 or two in their time - especially now, thanks to the unprecedented popularity of Dungeons & Dragons 5E - but we all have our own opinions about what ...

February would normally herald the beginning of Zinefest, a Kickstarter-hosted event where indie tabletop designers attempt to design and crowdfund an A5 paper-sized zine, pamphlet or printout RPG.

It seemed that, for a long, long time, the RPG boxed set was dead. Game makers moved to a big core book format, presumably to be a better fit for primary sales channels such as book stores. You can ...

Tabletop games have come a long way since the 1930s when the Parker Brothers first unleashed the game of Monopoly onto the world. We’ve seen massive innovations in play and design across the industry, ...