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The RPG Examiner reviews the latest supplement for Dead Reign, Civilization Gone.

The RPG Examiner takes a second pass at the exciting world of cutting-edge gaming technology.

Cell phones can seriously hamper the vibe of a horror game, but the RPG Examiner has some ideas on how to cut the conversation short.

Back when most role-playing games were still largely Dungeons & Dragons clones, the debut of the Champions RPG brought point-based character creation, a huge amount of customizability, and buckets of dice. Now it's back and better than ever with Champions Online. Or is it? more

The RPG Examiner profiles an old school Multi-User Dungeon: RetroMUD. more

PUBLISHER: 0one GamesTYPE: Fantasy, d20/OGL 3rd Edition, d20 System/OGL 3rd Ed., Roleplaying, World Settings/Locations, City SupplementsPRICE: $12.99REVIEWER: Nathan Collins

PUBLISHER: Goodman GamesTYPE: Fantasy, d20/OGL 3rd Edition, d20 System/OGL 3rd Ed., Roleplaying, Character, Expansions/SupplementsPRICE: $6.99REVIEWER: Shane O'ConnorI%u2019ve always felt somewhat leery of products that were entirely fluff-based. When I bought an RPG book, I want

Produced by Hex Games out of Lexington, Kentucky - QAGS is an amazingly simple system based on an amazing premise: the Yum Yum system.  Hex Games says it best: "Most RPGs have experience points, but only QAGS lets you use Yum Yums--edible experience points--to improve your character and influence the game world."

A new RPG in the old school style (offline and single player) that has a lot of promise. I've been playing the demo and I'm so far impressed. Check out the demo at: http://wwwDrakensang.comWe will be giving away a free G9 Laser Gaming Mouse to the best caption left in comments (below) about this screen shot:

PUBLISHER: visioNation studiosTYPE: Fantasy, High Fantasy, Roleplaying, Core Rulebooks, All-in-One Rulebooks, Game Master Guides, Player's Guides, Custom SystemsPRICE: $16.00REVIEWER: Megan RobertsonThe Foreword is inspirational, painting a picture of an imagination-driven