Today Free League Published announced that they have agreed to a partnership with Sophisticated Games to publish tabletop roleplaying games set in Middle-earth and based on the books by J.R.R. Tolkien. “We are thrilled to be working with Sophisticated Games and Francesco Nepitello to bring to life a

For those who purchased the Mortal Kombat 11 Kombat Pack, your final fighter has arrived: Spawn will be available on March 17 for those who purchased the season pass DLC, while he will be available to purchase for everyone else on March 24. The character will be voiced by Keith

Today Usaopoly (The Op) announced that they have reached an agreement to combine Critical Role, a leading story and world-building digital brand with Steve Jackson Game’s Munchkin. This game will be available in the fall and will retail for $24.99. MUNCHKIN: Critical Role will bring together Critical Role’

CMON announced today at the CMON Expo scheduled to take place in Atlanta in May would be cancelled because of safety concerns with the spreading of the Coronavirus. CMON Expo is the few days each year that our diehard fans can come to Atlanta to meet, discuss, play CMON all

March madness is heating up the nation, but Psyonix has some great Rocket League updates to dish out on March 10 for all platforms. Aside from quality of life improvements and a blueprint trade-in program, the company has also announced that this will be the last update for Mac and

Are you ready to read all August long? Yen Press has announced that it will release seven new titles in western territories, from light novels to manga, this August. With licenses like Konosuba: An Explosion on this Wonderful World! Bonus Story: We are the Megumin Bandits, to omnibus releases like

I appreciate Ratalaika Games’ approach to releasing small titles, and I’m especially glad the company made a subdivision imprint specifically for visual novels. The first under this line, Syrup and the Ultimate Sweet, is a simple yet endearing visual novel that wraps up pretty quickly but has enough charm

I’ve noticed an intriguing trend in fighting game design recently: accessibility. In my opinion, fighting games have never been about who can perform complex inputs like pretzel motions or half-circles the fastest; they’re about reading what your opponent is about to do next and countering that. The genre