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How RPGs Became A Haven For Women in South Korea
After a GamerGate-like incident in 2016, the industry doubled-down on inclusivity.
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Zine Month 2025: Skirmish Games and Other Curiosities
Warring horses, freakish orcs, and the chance to go up against a Sicilian when death is on the line.
Lay it on the Table
Talking ‘bout Cybergeneration
The Rascals take a detour through 1995 on their way to explore 2027.
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Zine Month 2025: Solo RPGs
Roll-o solo-dolo.
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Possible Worlds Games will publish 12 new RPGs by 2028
Founder Tyler Crumrine envisions other roads for artists.
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Avery Alder wins award and goes for broke with new pocket-sized RPG
She started at the Forge and now she’s here.
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Zine Month 2025: TransQuest
Paranormal body horror, cozy cat sims, and the realities of motherhood
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Zine Month 2025: Creators of Color
Griots, teddy bears, and heroic flashbacks walk into a bar.
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A Perfect Wife: the vicious horror zine bringing people together
The story of a global collaboration, a fundraiser, and an unlikely art show.
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Possum Creek Games wanders to a new home with Steve Jackson Games
The Yazeba’s B&B publisher becomes an imprint of a genuine tabletop institution.
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Keep the Faith does for Religion what Dialect did for language
This half-board game, half RPG stares directly into the political heart of modern faith.
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A podcast journey through the global RPG scene
An interview with Moritz Botts, host of the World of RPGs podcast
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Am I a terrible friend? And other thoughts while playing Letters to Sandra
What’s a little invasion of privacy between pals?
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Flatmates in Space: Gareth Damian Martin talks genre and Citizen Sleeper’s tabletop destiny
A fully realized tabletop RPG lies on the other side of some big questions.
Public Articles
Tracing Citizen Sleeper’s circuitous vector from tabletop to hit video game
Broken bodies, broken dice.
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Tossing out Aladdin: Egyptian writers breathe life into Cairo:Otherscape
Ra and Egyptomania are out. These writers want the gods of their rural grandparents.