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

But Dungeons & Dragons will soon be launching the free-to-play virtual tabletop app Project Sigil that makes online play much more compelling.

Sigil tries to recreate the experience of tabletop gaming without venturing too far into the realm of full-on video gaming.

Sigil makes the virtual D&D experience feel almost like playing in-person thanks to its beautifully detailed minis, spell effects, and more.

John Romero is following up his epic Sigil expansion for Doom with a sequel, appropriately enough, for Doom II: Hell on Earth.

Dark Souls 3: Dark Sigil and hollowing explained In the world of Dark Souls, going hollow means losing the vestige of humanity as you succumb to the undead curse.

Dungeons & Dragons new virtual tabletop, Sigil, released on the last day of February. 90% of the team supporting was laid off several weeks later.

The trickiest thing about D&D Project Sigil is describing it. Is this a video game? No – but thanks to flashy Unreal Engine graphics that are reminiscent of Baldur's Gate 3, you'd be forgiven ...

I feel like I'm signing up to a promise with D&D Sigil. It's like a movie set; it looks great head on, but go around the back and you'll be met with MDF and dreams propping the whole thing up.

Games Sigil 2, original Doom's brand new sixth episode, is the most visceral, adrenaline-inducing and brutal PC gaming experience I've had in 2023 ...

EA’s Immortals of Aveum puts a fresh spin on the usual first-person shooter setup. Gone are the shotguns and automatics, and in their place are Sigils, enigmatic objects you strap to your wrist ...

Sigil, legendary designer John Romero's "unofficial spiritual successor to The Ultimate Doom's fourth episode", has, after a few minor setbacks, finally been released into the world.