Pathfinder and Starfinder’s August releases are hit hard by Diamond Distributor bankruptcy, WizKids previews new DnD minis based on new edition monster art, and Humble Bundle starts a deal on several big name TTRPGs. 

Here are some of the best Video game TTRPGs that give you familiar sandbox worlds, deep subsystems, and plenty of ways to customize your character. 

Read on to see which two DnD names jumped ship to Critical Role, what caused the latest Hasbro layoffs, a DnD video game that could have been, and a brand new DnD comic series. 

Whatever your relationship status or preference may be, here are some of the best romance TTRPGs for flirting with fellow players, exploring emotional roller coasters, and feeling that unmatched thrill of a good meet cute. 

I’ve gathered some of the top weird TTRPGs for your consideration here. Some stand out due to their unusual settings, forcing you to think of a new type of character. Others bring novel game mechanics to the table, forcing you to leave optimization behind. And one might not even be playable.

A new DnD video game is in development from a Star Wars Game Director, Mike Mearls leaves Chaosium but stays on RuneQuest, WotC is looking for a new pair of DnD leads, and Troll Lord reforged its Adventurers Backpack for Castles & Crusades.

A dystopian setting can create opportunities for a different kind of roleplay. It can also challenge players to think more tactically than in your typical heroic fantasy game. To start you off on your hopeless path, here are some best dystopian TTRPGs. 

Whether you like complex cases that reward smart questions, uncovering eldritch lore, or sussing out a suspect’s motives, there should be something here for you.