What r/rpg is talking about this week

Hi all, Shadowrun: Anarchy 2.0 is an alternate rule book to play in Shadowrun universe, the Sixth World, intended to provide simpler rule set compared to regular Shadowrun edition (not rule light...

For me it's got to be: Red Dwarf the Roleplaying Game \- Yes, based off of the Scifi Britcom of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, and 2020s. Out of print obviously. It plays a bit like Paranoia + Call of...

Ive seen far too many youtubers review games only after reading them and without actually playing. What are some that actually play the games? I dont want purely DnD channels. I want discussion...

It's rare - but not impossible! - to find tabletop RPGs that have had music be specially made for them, whether for at-the-table listening or just as general mood-setting and inspiration. - The...

Note: Asking this question here, because I haven't run D&D in 10+ years. If I ask this question in r/DnD or whatever, I'll get answers from people who play D&D all the time. I'm asking here...

They funded the new cypher system and while the main books are out the stretch goal books aren't. Since then, they have kickstarted 4 whole projects for cypher since then, each grabbing less money...

Looking for fantasy games that do sandbox play particularly well, might be a little vague of a question but would love to hear your suggestions!

I recently ran Old Gods of Appalachia for the first time, playing "The Luthier's Folly" from the core rulebook. Below are my take-aways and thoughts about the game for anyone curious or...

I've been going through some GM burnout and while the easiest answer would be to be a player (or god forbid, take a break), I wonder what your easiest rpgs to GM are. I'm hoping to not have to...

I think that "JRPG" as an intended genre for a system sounds silly. For example, if someone were to say, "I want a tabletop system based on HoYoverse gacha games," that would rightfully be met...