Has Rollacrit made the ultimate Bag of Holding? Watch this video on YouTube The Bag of Holding is making a triumphant return to Kickstarter right now. When we got the chance to check out the prototype at Gen Con this year, we were definitely impressed with the features and build

It may have been a little behind schedule, but the KickStarter for Gate Zero is now live. This video game based on exploring the times of Jesus around Jerusalem looks promising, and is raising funds to make it even bigger. There are a few stretch goals, and the team is

I’m a licensed minister, so I’m always on the lookout for video games that explore anything Biblical. There isn’t much, and some things are a bit more mystical than my liking, but in discovering Gate Zero via an ad on Facebook, I’m intrigued. Gate Zero takes

I will be the first to admit that I am drawn into a game’s aesthetic to a fault, at times. That the way a game looks can sometimes override concerns of how it might play. The allure of deluxe components or metal coins; these things are utter catnip to

When Gooey Cube revealed themselves to the world at Gen Con in 2019, nobody was quite prepared for how lush and dense the Fifth Edition campaign setting The Wy’rded World of Zyathé would become. Now they are back with a new Kickstarter, offering their trademark premium game experiences in

In the world of fantasy role-playing games, the greatest adventures are those filled with danger, intrigue, and betrayal. And now, Gooey Cube is thrilled to announce their latest project: Blood for the Khan, a 5e RPG adventure that promises to be a most terrifying tale of greed and revenge. This

Chess is one of the most classic, iconic, and long-lasting board games of all time. The basics are simple but the strategy is endless. However, there are some people who have wanted more. So First Edition Gaming debuted the Gambit of Kings back in 2022, putting a fantasy spin on

In ancient Persia, in its time the cultural center of the world, the art of making rugs was held as a high calling.  Persian rugs required materials from all over the empire, which were harvested, bought, sold and eventually found their way to the Great Bazaar of Tabriz, the beating