The name says it all; it’s basic and quick. I argue that it works and gives you a direct insight RPXpress.
HeXXen 1733 English language RPG teased by Ulisses Spiele
While the game may be set in the past, the design sensibilities of HeXXen 1733 are very much in the now.
Rings of Protection is a D&D adventure by Bill Williams, a DC, IDW and Antarctic Press comic book writer
These adventures could be inserted onto an ongoing campaign or strung together to create the beginning of a campaign full of intrigue and treachery.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #161
RPG news from Routinely Itemised is a speedy summary stop of new releases, reviews, interviews, and tips from around the web.
Steamforged Games buys Rivet Wars from CMON
I was captivated by Rivet Wars on its original release. The world of Rivet is such a fun and exciting place and we have huge plans for where we can take the original concept.
Hellguard – Curse of Caina: Granite Glyph speeds towards deadly, dangerous RPG success
The first Kickstarter launched by Granite Glyph Publishing set a high goal of $50,000 and offered a horror without 5e. It’s speeding to success, though, with hundreds of backers.
Shadowrun blends tech and fantasy in this Humble tabletop RPG discount deal
Worried about the mixed reviews, epic legacy and high costs of the tabletop RPG cyberpunk fantasy Shadowrun? I was. Good news! There’s a Humble Bundle deal now live!
Trophy Dark, Trophy Gold and Trophy Loom all hit DriveThruRPG
The Gauntlet gaming community, home of Hearts of Wulin and Brindlewood Bay, have put three Trophy flavours on DriveThruRPG.
Tidebreaker review
If you follow Tidebreaker’s creator, Nick Butler, he always presents as a humble, down-to-Earth, and positive guy. These qualities come through in the game’s writing.
When the Wolf Comes RPG: Viking doom never looked so Ragnarokking good
It is harsh across the Empire, whoredom rife —a gene age, a machine age —mankind is riven— a restless age, a deathless age— before the Nine Worlds go headlong. No longer is there mercy among what once were men.