Hasbro's stab at a virtual tabletop (VTT) looks to be in deep trouble as over 30 developers working on it have reportedly been laid off. Dubbed Sigil, D&D's virtual tabletop released in a bit of an ...

Andy Collins, a developer on the new Dungeons and Dragons virtual tabletop, says they've been laid off alongside around 30 ...

So far I've had a chance to get an in-depth look at Sigil, Realm Engine, RPG Stories, and Dungeon Alchemist – all of which ...

Suffice it to say that Little Nightmares has fresh competition in the subgenre of mutilation-driven action games, though the mechanics and tone are perhaps more in keeping with the venerable American ...

Wizards of the Coast has finally created a 3D virtual version of Dungeons and Dragons, and it would have been revolutionary - in 2020.

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Sigil requires a subscription for full access, but it plays more like a pre-alpha mess ...

A solid virtual tabletop should be easy for the whole group to use, flexible for the DM's choices, and robust enough to ...

Project Sigil is an ambitious new 3D virtual tabletop from Dungeons & Dragons, and it manages to impress in many regards while struggling in others.

As someone who has run a mostly-online 5th Edition D&D campaign for almost five years at this point, I am always on the lookout for fresh and fun tools that can make that experience more engaging for ...

Bonus points if it also throws in enemies, chests, and traps for good measure. In my opinion, the single most important feature that Project SIGIL needs to incorporate at launch – or at least ...

Sigil is described as an “immersive 3D virtual ... It creates a more party-focused feel where all players can celebrate good rolls and vent frustrations over critical failures.