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June 22, 2026

Crosspad Weekly Brief: Steamforged Refocuses on Warmachine After Redundancies and Crowdfunding Pullba...

Crosspad Gaming Weekly Christian Gaming Brief

Jun 15-21, 2026

This week's Crosspad brief gathers the strongest stories from the site: one lead read, a handful of visual article picks, and a short family-and-faith note for readers who care about what their games are asking from their attention.

Lead read

Warmachine image used in BoardGameWire coverage of Steamforged.
Board games

Steamforged Refocuses on Warmachine After Redundancies and Crowdfunding Pullback

Steamforged Games has confirmed redundancies and a pullback from new board game crowdfunding activity while refocusing around Warmachine, according to BoardGameWire. The report matters because Steamforged is not a small unknown publisher.

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More worth reading

Slay the Spire 2 image from Rock Paper Shotgun coverage.
Video games

Slay the Spire 2 Patch Fixes Predictable RNG After Player Investigation

Slay the Spire 2 has a new update with the usual headline features: Steam Workshop support, a monster Bestiary for the Compendium, and a new boss named Aeonglass. But the most interesting part is the math fix.

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Composite schedule image assembled from official D&D Beyond product imagery.
TTRPG

Q3 2026: Partnered Content Release Schedule

<!-- EDITORIAL GRAPHIC REQUIRED: Q3 2026 release schedule calendar with fantasy book covers and magical elements --> D&D Beyond has published a Q3 2026 partnered content release schedule showing what creators and publishers will release through the platform this quarter.

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Naruto Card Game image from ICv2.
CCG/TCG

Bandai Will Debut a New Naruto Card Game at Gen Con 2026

Bandai Card Games is bringing Naruto back to the card table. ICv2 reports that Bandai has announced Naruto Card Game, a new TCG that will debut at Gen Con 2026. The announcement gives Naruto fans a real timeline rather than just a brand tease.

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Star Wars: Legion expansion image from ICv2.
Wargames

Atomic Mass Games Sets August Launch for Two Star Wars: Legion Expansions

Atomic Mass Games has two new Star Wars: Legion boxes headed to retail on August 14, according to ICv2: Galactic Bounty Hunters and Rebel AT-RT. For Legion players, this is a useful spread. One box adds named Operative characters, while the other gives Rebel armies a support vehicle.

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Official Halo: Flashpoint UNSC faction focus image from Mantic Games
Wargames

Halo: Flashpoint Faction Focus - The UNSC

Mantic Games has published a new Halo: Flashpoint faction focus for the UNSC, giving tabletop players a clearer look at how humanity's military arm is being built out for the skirmish game.

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Family and faith note

The easiest conversation starter this week is Steamforged Refocuses on Warmachine After Redundancies and Crowdfunding Pullback. It is a good reminder that gaming coverage is not only about what is new. It is also about what kind of attention, habits, and shared time these games invite from us and from our families.

What I would watch next

  • Which stories turn into sustained community interest instead of one-day noise.
  • Whether tabletop and wargames coverage keeps giving readers practical entry points.
  • Where family-aware readers need more context than normal gaming coverage gives them.

Thanks for reading. Crosspad is building a steadier kind of gaming coverage: curious, fair, family-aware, and not afraid to ask what our games are training us to love.

— Crosspad Gaming

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