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D&D's latest Dungeon Master's Guide has arrived, but Hasbro faces a lawsuit from investors. Meanwhile, Wizards of the Coast seeks new talent for original content, and Geek Native conducts an unusual interview.

The Smurfs RPG has pushed through 900 backers and $100,000 with still a week on the Kickstarter clock!

Player characters become members of the Guardian Merchants, a secret society that protects the world from supernatural threats.

There's already a 5/5 rated free download for the game called Splinters. The Kickstarter has hit its cash target, but there's still time to join.

Here at Geek Native we were lucky enough to get our hands on a free review copy of How Am I Weird? and loved every second of it!

Hasbro apparently couldn't stretch to making the tricky British financials work. Zavvi stepped in, presumably with a promise to buy in bulk, and brought the adventure game here.

Forteller Games is known for audio supplements for games like Gloomhaven but has now branched into creating their own TTRPGs.

Impact! Miniatures say the dice are as "fair as possible" given that they have got an odd number of sides, each one created by someone trained to work with geometric design.

Here at Geek Native, we unexpectedly received a free review sample of Anger Smash by How Am I Weird Games, so here's Bronwen's review.

Paul Scott Canavan, an artistic and art director for Magic: The Gathering, has brought a horror TTRPG to Kickstarter. It's funded and will run until November 30th.