Don’t you sometimes just feel…tired? Edmond Y. Chang discusses “ludofatigue,” how it feels to live with the persistent sense that play just isn’t fun anymore, and the perennial relevance of Candleman ...

In an area when drag is under attack, Lil Miss Hot Mess explores drag as a creative and imaginative form of play that utilizes dress-up to envision and enact new worlds as well as build community…

Emily Friedman writes about intellectual property and Dungeons and Dragons.

We’ve unlocked access to Matt Forbeck, Aaron Trammell, and Adrianna Burton for the inside scoop on the Diana Jones Award Emerging Designers Program, their best tips for game designers, and who’s on th...

Controversy.  Love it or hate it, it’s become inescapable.  These days, it’s not just a handful of hot-button issues—almost any topic can become polarizing in a heartbeat.  Clearly, …

Generation Analog is an annual online tabletop games and education conference.

There are several other geeklists that limit themselves in some way (one game per designer, noteworthy games). What if we tried to make a list that has all the games we know of that have at least one ...

A gradual effort to block book bannings in the United States gets another boost as New Jersey’s new anti-banning bill is signed into law. By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_Anderson Murphy:...

A provocative study that reconsiders our notion of play—and how its deceptively wholesome image has harmed and erased people of color.Contemporary theorist...