“If there’s going to be a new Descent game, it has to come from a great idea and not just exist for the sake of being made.”
Interviews Archive
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“I take roleplaying with me whenever I’m performing in any other medium.”
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Alongside its descendants and its future.
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“The first [Darrington Press] product was important, it needed to be familiar to fans.”
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“I understand that playing as The Man may be uncomfortable.”
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Cryptkeeper, eat your heart out.
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Nova RPG creator on bringing Destiny and Overwatch-inspired 'looter shooter' action to the tabletop
Designer Spencer Campbell talks insights, inspirations and washing his hands of gamers.
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Once More Into the Void tells emotionally fraught RPG stories in a Mass Effect 2, Picard framework
The duo behind the upcoming game talk translation, betrayal and the joy of being a Renegade.
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One of board gaming’s first celebrities reflects on designers’ rising recognition.
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New RPG book ARCON is ready to leave tired ideas about cyberpunk settings in the past
Building a better dystopian sandbox.
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Shawn Tomkin has reached the stars with Ironsworn: Starforged, but he couldn't do it alone
The designer talks influences, making a good thing even better and the importance of community feedback.
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Isaac Vega and Lindsey Rode discuss launching Rose Gauntlet Entertainment and the label’s debut release.
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One More Multiverse co-founder on helping give tabletop RPGs a ‘good nudge into the mainstream’
Sara Alfageeh talks focusing on indies first, helping designers make a living and giving players customisability.
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Life one quarter of a hack at a time.
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Designers on Mat Hart and Sherwin Matthews on taking inspiration from classics for an RPG board game that doesn't skimp on the roleplaying.
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Senior producer talks next year's 5E adaptation of Power Rangers, Renegade’s plans for original games and the potential of a Clank! RPG.
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Co-creators Miguel Lopez and Tom Parkinson-Morgan on drawing from classic sci-fi and moving away from D&D’s “old racist shit”.
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The mind behind Riot’s latest tabletop release on designing a traditional game, relying on memory and the potential for a League of Legends roll-and-write.
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'Red was always kind of in development, but the video game really pushed it into overdrive.'
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And talks joining forces with his brother Drew for Wehrlegig Games.
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The designers discuss closure in Season 0, the trilogy’s influence and whether there’s a chance they’ll ever return.
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How podcasts, social media and Adobe InDesign inspired one of the freshest roleplaying games in years.