Crosspad Weekly Brief: what you missed in Christian gaming (Aug 3-9, 2026)
Aug 3-9, 2026
This is the weekly Crosspad catch-up: one calm place for the gaming stories you missed while life was busy. It is preference-aware, so readers who choose coverage lanes only see those lanes; readers with no preferences get the full brief.
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Video Games
Devolver Digital asks shareholders to approve AIM delisting and a return to private-company life
Devolver Digital wants to leave the public market and become a private company again. The company's regulatory announcement says it is asking shareholders to approve cancellation of its shares from trading on AIM, the London Stock Exchange's growth market.
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Vampire: The Masquerade enters D&D Beyond with Bound by Blood
Vampire: The Masquerade is now sitting inside D&D Beyond through Bound by Blood, and that crossover deserves a careful read before a group treats it like another fantasy add-on. D&D Beyond says the book is available now through its marketplace.
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Necromunda free rules help old characters survive the new edition reset
Necromunda's new edition reset is getting a useful pressure valve: free rules for many of the setting's classic oddballs. Warhammer Community says Games Workshop will release Necromunda's Most Wanted as a downloadable rules pack for Dramatis Personae, Hangers-On, alliances,...
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Infinity: HexaDome Tactics brings Corvus Belli arena play to PC
Infinity: HexaDome Tactics has a release date, and it is one of the cleaner bridges between tabletop miniatures culture and PC tactics this year.
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The goal here is not more inbox noise. It is a single weekly source for the stories worth catching up on, filtered around the parts of gaming each reader actually follows.
What I would watch next
- Which stories turn into sustained community interest instead of one-day noise.
- Whether tabletop, family, and wargames coverage keeps giving readers practical entry points.
- Where Christian and family-aware readers need more context than normal gaming coverage gives them.
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