Sunderfolk is one of the best D&D games I've ever played. Blending vibrant cartoon graphics with the chaos of an actual D&D session, I'd argue that it feels even closer to IRL tabletop gameplay than the mighty Baldur's Gate 3. Anjali Bhimani's quirky narration and OTT accents capture a sense of playfulness that defines the very essence of Dungeons and Dragons. Its latest update, 1.5, adds a whole new one-shot system that lets you compete with your pals to rack up points, with four new missions of varying difficulty being added to the pool. It's an exciting time for this one, and we've locked down the dev team to ask them all about it.
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