Call of Cthulhu
Replayability vs innovation: how we really measure RPG quality
There’s a widespread belief in today’s tabletop RPG landscape: simulationist RPGs are in decline. Less hype, fewer releases, less online presence compared to their narrativist counterparts. But this conclusion stems from measuring the phenomenon wrong. It’s not about decline—it’s about different metrics. When we look at the independent tabletop game market, we tend to use the same indicators: how many […]
Why do we always play only D&D?
Here is the translation, respecting H2, H3, and bold formatting (no asterisks or dashes): Why does D&D dominate the tabletop RPG market in 2025? Dungeons & Dragons is, without a doubt, the most famous and widely played role-playing game in the world. According to data from platforms like Roll20 and Fantasy Grounds, D&D 5E accounts for over 60% of online sessions, followed by Pathfinder and Call of Cthulhu with much […]
The Most Popular Tabletop RPGs: Data, Trends, and How to Interpret the Numbers
Writing about the popularity or sales of tabletop roleplaying games (TTRPGs) is a challenge for experts. The global market is fragmented, sales channels are diverse, and there is no single official observer or ultimate database. However, by merging key sources and sector knowledge, you can draw up a picture that is credible, transparent, and data driven. Market reports and industry […]