This sortable list of family-friendly tabletop RPG and D&D podcasts was made to help you find a podcast that you can listen to with your kids or teens without worrying so much about content! These are a great way to bond over a hobby, have some screen-free fun, or learn about your favorite TTRPG’s!
This sortable list of tabletop RPGs made for all ages, kids, and teens is to help you find a game that works for you and the kids you are introducing TTRPGs to! I want to help you find a game that you and your kids will both enjoy playing together!
Whether you’re designing a TTRPG for your kids at home, classroom use, or therapeutic applications, there’s a guide out there to help with that! Check out here for a summary of a few books that can help you with creating a TTRPG so you can create a solid foundation to build your own ideas from.
Building bricks, minifigs, imagination, and LOTS of dice!! Check out this pre-release review of Inifinibrix for a peek at what to expect, and go check out the game on Kickstarter to support the project!
Backerkit is running Pocketopia until April 3, 2025, and it’s a great opportunity to get some awesome games, collect some bonus rewards, and support indie creators! Check out here for some of the TTRPGs in the event to check out!
A standalone sequel to the award winning The Librarian’s Apprentice, Song of the Scryptwyrm takes you on an explorative mystery through The Great Library in search of an elusive thief – will you catch them in time to save The Scryptwyrm?
Greeting Games is now live on Backerkit! Check it out for some awesome games on cards, and don’t miss out on all the early bird, cross-collab, and Pocketopia event specials!
This month, there’s quite a few TTRPG bundles circulating around itchio! Check out below for some of the ones on the TTRPGkids radar and a few games from each that you should go check out!
Yazeba’s Bed & Breakfast is a tabletop RPG full of wonder, introspection, joy, darkness, connection, and a billion other amazing things that mesh together in a way that feels almost as impossible as the house it is set in. Be prepared for a journey that grows and breathes with you… and get ready to dive into a tabletop RPG that pushes the boundaries of the book it calls home.
Sponsor registration is currently open for The American Library Association’s Games & Gaming Roundtable International Games Month 2025! If you’re a TTRPG creator, providing copies of your game to libraries can help bolster resources available to the public AND get your name out there to audiences you might not normally reach!