Interview with Jay Dragon on meaning in games, respecting the concept of the child, and designing with intention
During GenCon, I had the opportunity to chat with Jay Dragon about her experiences designing games that appeal to families,…
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Review of Halloween Plot Hooks from the 7yo Dungeon Master
Kids come up with some of the BEST TTRPG ideas, and today, I’m reviewing a whole list of 38 creepy,…
Review of Spellbinders Book 2: Break the Game
If you’ve ever imagined what it would be like if you could be in one of your TTRPG worlds… check…
Creating the Next Generation of Problem Solvers With TTRPGs: Recording from Origins 2025
During Origins 2025, I was part of the Education & Game Based Therapy Conference that was nested inside the convention! I recorded…
Welcome to: The Giant’s Causeway, a game of myths and geology
Welcome to: The Giant’s Causeway by TTRPGkids What is The Giant’s Causeway? The Giant’s Causeway is a real-life geological formation found…
Review of Familiar Field Trip, a competitive multiplayer TTRPG for mischievous critters
Familiar Field Trip is a tabletop RPG where you play as cute little animals… who are set on causing chaos,…
The Season and Serve Express: A Cooking Themed Train TTRPG!
All aboard the Season and Serve Express! Travel on a magical train where each car is it’s own cooking and…
Interview with Jim Johnson on the Star Trek Adventures Tabletop RPG
As a lifelong Trekkie AND a big fan of TTRPGs, I was honored to get to chat with Jim Johnson,…
Review of 500 Year Old Vampire, a pedagogical game about history… and vampires
What better way could there be to explore centuries of history than through the eyes of someone who doesn’t age?…
Review of Zombieees! In Santa’s Village, a kind of wholesome holiday horror mashup
Zombieees! In Santa’s Village is a rules lite TTRPG by Joie Yong that treads the line between grim and fun,…