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Alnag
3.8.2007 10:07
Jako doušku za mou přednáškou na Gameconu a díky příležitosti, která se naskytla, pár fakt o prodejnosti různých RPG... Nejlépe prodávaná RPG za květen 2007
Nevím kde to napsat, ale Catalyst Lab připravují osekanou verzi Shadowrunu jako Shadowrun: Anarchy, což by měla být zjednodušená pravidla, méně crunchy.
Vyšly čtvrtletní statistiky pro Roll20. Za druhé čtvrtletí první D&D 5e vzrostlo o 4.14% na 51.05%, druhý Pathfinder šel o necelé procento dolů na 34,03%.
Jsou tu nové výsledky, jaké hry se aktuálně hrají přes Fantasy Grounds.
Pořadí:
1. D&D 5E 180,492 (57%)
2. Pathfinder 39,499 (13%)
3. D&D 3.5 20,555 (7%)
4. Savage Worlds 19,192 (6%)
5. D&D 4E 8,308 (3%)
Grafy:
Pořadí:
1. D&D 5E 180,492 (57%)
2. Pathfinder 39,499 (13%)
3. D&D 3.5 20,555 (7%)
4. Savage Worlds 19,192 (6%)
5. D&D 4E 8,308 (3%)
Grafy:
Nové výsledky používanosti různých her na roll20:
Píše:
The Orr Groups Latest Stats: D&D Up 2%; Pathfinder Holds Steady; Apocalypse World & Star Wars Gain Ground
It's that time again - the latest game system usage stats from The Orr Group, who produce the popular Roll20 virtual tabletop software. This set of figures is for Quarter 4, 2017, and shows no real surprises - D&D 5th Edition remains in the lead by a strong margin, and some trends have coincided with big movies or video games, such as Rogue One and a Pokemon thing. D&D 5E has increased by over 2% again this quarter, with Pathfinder maintaining its position. Apocalypse World has increased again, as have some foreign language games.
As always, data is pulled from Roll20 profiles, specifically the "Enjoys Playing" and "Seeks Group For" fields (for players) and My Campaigns (for game numbers); because players can list multiple games, figures can exceed 100%. They explain how it works here. As always, here's the data - make of it as little or as much as you wish!
(ENWorld)
Píše:
The Orr Groups Latest Stats: D&D Up 2%; Pathfinder Holds Steady; Apocalypse World & Star Wars Gain Ground
It's that time again - the latest game system usage stats from The Orr Group, who produce the popular Roll20 virtual tabletop software. This set of figures is for Quarter 4, 2017, and shows no real surprises - D&D 5th Edition remains in the lead by a strong margin, and some trends have coincided with big movies or video games, such as Rogue One and a Pokemon thing. D&D 5E has increased by over 2% again this quarter, with Pathfinder maintaining its position. Apocalypse World has increased again, as have some foreign language games.
As always, data is pulled from Roll20 profiles, specifically the "Enjoys Playing" and "Seeks Group For" fields (for players) and My Campaigns (for game numbers); because players can list multiple games, figures can exceed 100%. They explain how it works here. As always, here's the data - make of it as little or as much as you wish!
(ENWorld)
ENWorld píše:
A few days ago, ICv2 released its latest set of quarterly figures for for hobby channel sales of tabletop roleplaying games. As always, these figures are based on interviews with retailers, distributors, and manufacturers. The latest figures are for Fall 2016. No big surprises - the top four didn't change, while #5 switched from Green Ronin's Fantasy/Dragon Age to Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition. The hobby game market as a whole grew yet again in 2016, by about 10%, with the hobby being regarded as "now-mainstream" (that's hobby games as a whole - board, card, miniature, dice, and roleplaying games).
1) Dungeons and Dragons (Wizards of the Coast)
2) Pathfinder (Paizo)
3) Star Wars (Fantasy Flight Games)
4) Shadowrun (Catalyst Game Labs)
5) Call of Cthulu 7th Edition (Chaosium)
(zde)
A few days ago, ICv2 released its latest set of quarterly figures for for hobby channel sales of tabletop roleplaying games. As always, these figures are based on interviews with retailers, distributors, and manufacturers. The latest figures are for Fall 2016. No big surprises - the top four didn't change, while #5 switched from Green Ronin's Fantasy/Dragon Age to Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition. The hobby game market as a whole grew yet again in 2016, by about 10%, with the hobby being regarded as "now-mainstream" (that's hobby games as a whole - board, card, miniature, dice, and roleplaying games).
1) Dungeons and Dragons (Wizards of the Coast)
2) Pathfinder (Paizo)
3) Star Wars (Fantasy Flight Games)
4) Shadowrun (Catalyst Game Labs)
5) Call of Cthulu 7th Edition (Chaosium)
(zde)