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Tales from the Loop Review

Tales from the Loop Review

Adam Cowlin

Tales from the Loop is a tabletop role-playing game that explores the lives of kids living in the 80s, with breathtaking artwork from Simon Stålenhag.

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Monster of the Week Review

Monster of the Week Review

Adam Cowlin

A new Monster of the Week is terrorising the neighbourhood. It’s shadowy and it left a trail of green ooze. Could it be a clue? Read the full review here!

Talisman Review

Talisman Review

Mikey Jenkins

Players assume the role of a hero, dedicated to claiming the Crown of Command before their rivals and ruling all of Talisman how they see fit. Read on here!

Coriolis: The Third Horizon Review

Coriolis: The Third Horizon Review

Adam Cowlin

Coriolis: The Third Horizon is a rules-light RPG system, uniquely combining Eastern mythology and science fiction. Read our full review here!

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review

Ellee Copper

Skyrim, although 9 years old now is still a great RPG and even now it holds a strong place in the world of open world, action-based RPG’s.

Pauper’s Ladder Review

Pauper’s Ladder Review

Northern Dice

Paupers’ Ladder is an RPG that sees you go from the bottom to the top as you travel the land and display noble virtues to prove you’re worthy of being king.

The Player’s Handbook Review

The Player’s Handbook Review

Tom Harrod

The Player’s Handbook can help you take your D&D nights to the next level. Fall down the rabbit hole with Tom in his review!

Dungeon Master’s Screen Reincarnated Review

Dungeon Master’s Screen Reincarnated Review

Tom Harrod

To summarise, this screen is a perfect match for any first-time DMs, dipping their toe in the D&D pool. It covers all manner of important rules and reminders.

Pathfinder Second Edition Core Rule Book Review

Pathfinder Second Edition Core Rule Book Review

Marc Barcroft

One of the things I enjoy as an avid Roleplayer is that the book at the very start of character creation mentions starting with a concept for your character