Are tabletop RPGs popular?

What’s the most popular tabletop RPG genre? Medieval fantasy leads the chart for RPG settings with a share of 66\%. That’s no big news, as D&D is the most popular system by far. Another 26\% of the pie is shared by these other settings: Horror, Sci-fi, Cyberpunk and super heroes.

How many people are playing D&D compared to other tabletop RPGs?

October 10, 2020 March 3, 2019 by Paul C. I’ve been playing D&D for a long time. But apparently, I’m not the only one. There is an ever growing number of Dungeons & Dragons players out there….A Very Rough Estimate Of Active Tabletop D&D Players Worldwide.

How many people play Dungeons & Dragons?

Information released today by Wizards of the Coast declare 2020 as the best year ever for the world’s biggest role-playing game. The company claims that over 50 million people have played Dungeons & Dragons to date and that 2020 was the seventh year of consecutive growth for the game.

What do people like about RPGs?

RPGs can give us access to those worlds. They offer universes where we can explore beautiful kingdoms like in the Final Fantasy series, or where we can wander post-apocalyptic wastelands like in Fallout. These giant environments give us playgrounds where there’s always something to do, which keeps us entertained.

Is Pathfinder or DND more popular?

Dungeons and Dragons has remained popular for nearly 50 years, but Pathfinder is also gaining popularity. With so many new games coming out, D&D has managed to definitively stay at the top of the pack in terms of popularity and profits, especially its latest release, the famous Fifth Edition.

How popular is Roll20?

Last quarter, Roll20 hit a remarkable landmark–we crossed 8 million users, a number that we couldn’t even imagine when the site originally launched. It’s an achievement for us as a site and a testament to our team’s hard work, but more than anything else, it’s an honor to have you here with us.

Is D&D beyond owned by Wizards?

While D&D Beyond is a separate entity from Wizards of the Coast, without Dungeons & Dragons (owned by WotC), D&D Beyond wouldn’t exist.