Drawing your map to victory – A Cartographers review
A casual yet unique take on role-playing boardgame of an uncharted territory.
Moving From Gratuitous Violence To Diplomacy
Could games be used as systems for a more ethical narrative instead of always opting for violence?
Lunar Sims with Slavery and Misogyny: a review of Kenshi
A vast single-player experience, letting you explore, survive and fight with one or many characters under your control.
Sworn by Ghostlight – Detective stories under the pale moonlight
The solo-tabletop roleplaying game Sworn by Ghostlight is a great tool for horror storytelling that, depending on your preferences, might …
Heroes´ Feast – Bringing food to the gaming table
Even if you don´t happen to be a 6th-level cleric or a druid, you can create some adventurously flavored meals with …
Performing and Pretending for The Audience of One: Role-Playing in Single-Player Games
What are the affordances and restrictions the digital single-player role-playing games impose on the gamer? The study explores the different …
A game master’s reflection
Given unlimited time, I might eventually run a well-planned Dungeons and Dragons RPG session.
Deceivers, seducers, mothers – Female monstrosity in Dungeons & Dragons
The Monster Manual represents women through misogynistic tropes, following in the footsteps of medieval bestiaries. Combining statistics with descriptions of …
Bang! – Authentic Wild West Adventure
In the fast-playing card interaction game Bang!, you take a part in an authentic Old West combat. Will you manage to …
Review: Starfinder
Starfinder serves up high fantasy adventure in the stars. #starfinder #review #rpg
Praedor – Elegantly Brutal
Praedor is sixteen years old, and the old warhorse still has untold stories left in it. #praedor #rpg #burgergames
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