Horror on the Orient Express: how the board game combines deduction and survival
Horror on the Orient Express blends cooperative survival and deduction as players investigate suspects while protecting passengers aboard a nightmare train.
17 min read
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Diablo: Unbound will bring the series’ loot, heroes and dungeons to the tabletop
Diablo: Unbound combines loot, character progression and dungeon battles in a cooperative board game for one to four players, with crowdfunding planned for 2027.
15 min read
Ravenloft: The Horrors Within, Tools for Bringing Horror to Your D&D Adventures
Ravenloft: The Horrors Within brings together domains, character options and tools for creating horror adventures and developing new stories for your D&D group
9 min read
Mechs vs. Minions returns: Classic vs. Bandle City Edition explained
Mechs vs. Minions returns with two editions sharing the same campaign. We explain the component differences, new extras and international release plans
8 min read
Queen Alice: how to play, edition differences and when it arrives in Spain
Queen Alice combines cards, chess movements and engine building. We explain its editions, upgraded components, prices and expected availability in Spain.
11 min read
The Fyreslayers Find Their Place in the Khazalite Holds, but Leave Part of Their Identity Behind
The Fyreslayers join the Khazalite Holds, but the removal of iconic units raises questions about their future and the identity of their armies.
12 min read
Necromunda Had Been Almost a Roleplaying Game for Years. Now Games Workshop Has Made It Official
Necromunda Roleplay brings to the forefront a narrative dimension that the game has been cultivating since 1995.
14 min read
Pork Mort: Balearic folklore, a kingdom of pigs and contraband sobrasada
Pork Mort turns Balearic folklore into dark fantasy. We explore its world, distinctive illustrations and tools for bringing it to the table.
13 min read
Eternal Decks: a cooperative game where cards buy you time
Eternal Decks is a cooperative card game combining dwindling decks, shared curses and limited communication across six scenarios with different objectives.
10 min read
The Melody of Kaeru: D&D Among Giant Mushrooms and Pack Insects
A D&D 5e setting where giant mushrooms, mutated insects, and music shape a low-fantasy adventure about survival, ecology, and wonder.
8 min read
The Old World Is Starting to Solve Its Biggest Visual Clash: Miniatures From Different Eras in the Same Army
The Old World is modernising its classic armies while preserving the aesthetics and history that made their return appealing.
11 min read
150 New Paints Aren’t the Most Interesting Thing About Tone Pro
Tone Pro could turn choosing shadows and highlights into part of learning how colour works.
16 min read
Age of Sigmar no longer needs to run from Warhammer Fantasy to have its own identity
The Khazalite Holds recover much of the classic dwarf imagery: karaks, runes, firearms, ancestor worship, and gods such as Gazul and Valaya.
11 min read
Would you buy a Warhammer codex if you did not need its rules?
The new codexes reopen the debate about lore and inspiration: what army books offer beyond datasheets, and whether they deserve a place on your shelf.
6 min read
Living gates? Meet the Gate Gargants that shield Cities of Sigmar
Two city-gargants, a bulwark shield, and a Grenadier-Major riding high: we explore the lore of the Gate Gargants and their role in Castelite formations in Age of Sigmar.
6 min read
The plastic Thunderhawk we've been waiting years for has finally arrived. The problem is, it can't fly.
A day after the reveal, we look at why Games Workshop's troll fits its Battlefields push and what the community is saying about the future of 40K terrain.
5 min read
New Captain on Bike for Space Marines
The new miniature arrives with three weapon options and is built to lead Outrider squads in fast armies.
4 min read
How to get started in Middle-Earth Strategy Battle Game in 2026
A practical guide to getting into the Middle-earth skirmish game without overspending or getting lost among books and miniatures.
9 min read
Inside the new Codex: Orks: much more than rules
The new 11th Edition Codex: Orks introduces a new format, brings back the classic bestiary, and adds a code for digital content that keeps growing.
4 min read
Rohan charges, Mirkwood fires, and Dol Guldur smashes through: three new boxes to get into Middle-earth
Three new Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game Battlehosts for Rohan, Mirkwood, and Dol Guldur, with iconic characters and free rules included.
4 min read
Another Warhammer price increase? All signs point to September
Trade documents for retailers point to a new Warhammer price increase in September 2026, with an average rise of around 4%.
4 min read
Bigger, more brutal, and more spectacular: new miniatures for the Sons of Behemat
New Gargants, beasts, and characters expand the Sons of Behemat collection in Age of Sigmar
5 min read
Which The Old World army fits you? Discover the factions and their playstyles
Discover the main factions of The Old World, their lore, and the playstyle that defines each army.
9 min read
New reinforcements arrive for Orks and Goliath
Goliath and Orks get new miniatures that expand their factions without losing their identity.
4 min read
How to start The Old World in 2026: a guide for new players
How to start Warhammer: The Old World in 2026, from choosing an army and buying your first box to painting and playing your first games.
9 min read
March of Chaos: new rules and customisation for Chaos armies in The Old World
We analyze the new gameplay options, magic items, channeling rules, and customization that March of Chaos brings to followers of the Dark Gods in Warhammer: The Old World.
7 min read
The Aeldari who left greatness behind… and returned riding dragons
Learn more about Exodite lore: an Aeldari faction shaped by survival, tradition, and warriors mounted on dragons.
6 min read
Amazon is developing a new Warhammer 40,000 animated series based on Deathwatch
Amazon MGM Studios, Blur Studios, and Games Workshop are developing a new Warhammer 40,000 animated series produced by Henry Cavill and centred on the Deathwatch.
6 min read
Chaos Returns to Dominate the Old World
Warriors of Chaos lead the next major wave of releases for Warhammer: The Old World with new miniatures, Battle March, books, and accessories to expand the army.
7 min read
Warhammer+ renews its annual subscription with two miniatures and a new Yearbook
Discover what's new for the next year of Warhammer+: two exclusive miniatures included, the Warhammer Yearbook 2026, and new debuts on Warhammer TV.
5 min read
Ediciones Minotauro Breaks Its Silence: Warhammer Returns to Spanish Bookstores This November
After several months of editorial silence, Minotauro confirms the return of Warhammer novels in Spanish with two anticipated releases for November.
5 min read
New to Warhammer 40,000? Find the Format That Suits You Best
Discover the differences between Combat Patrol and Kill Team and choose the best way to start in Warhammer 40,000 based on your budget, experience, and how you like to play.
5 min read
Are Cities of Sigmar Becoming Age of Sigmar's New Protagonists?
Cities of Sigmar's growing prominence has sparked an interesting debate among hobbyists. We look at why this faction is winning over the community and whether it could truly become the new face of Age of Sigmar.
5 min read
Games Workshop Surprises with a New Warhammer Heroes Collection for Age of Sigmar
The new blind box collection features seven spectacular miniatures for Cities of Sigmar.
4 min read
Welcome to inHobby: a place to enjoy the hobby at your own pace
Discover the philosophy behind inHobby, an independent outlet dedicated to Warhammer and tabletop games from an optimistic perspective, focused on lore, stories, and a distraction-free reading experience.
4 min read