Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown
Released Sep 2021
Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown is a role playing adventure that brings tabletop gaming to life in virtual reality! Also includes a new non-VR mode for players without VR hardware. Join a band of scoundrels in this unique sea-faring tabletop RPG adventure!
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Done
All announced content has been released
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Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
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Evaluation
Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown launched on September 14, 2021. After release, the developer shipped a substantial feature patch on February 4, 2022 (Patch 006) addressing camera systems, control layouts, and a variety of bugs, followed by a targeted hotfix on December 21, 2022 (Patch 007). Those two patches represent the entirety of post-launch developer activity on this game.
From May and June 2024, Tin Man Games posted to the game's Steam page about their next project, NEON Squad Tactics — a follow-up VR tactics game. These posts were essentially cross-promotional announcements directed at Table of Tales fans, not updates to the game itself. There is no DLC, no expansion, and no roadmap for additional content. The developer's own messaging frames NEON Squad Tactics as the studio's current focus, with no mention of further development for The Crooked Crown.
The store description presents the game as a complete, self-contained narrative adventure with a defined campaign and no ongoing content cycle. No unreleased DLC is listed. The last meaningful update to the game was December 21, 2022, and developer attention has clearly shifted to their next title. The game appears to have launched and been supported to completion as a finished product.
Evidence
Developer announces NEON Squad Tactics is available to wishlist on Steam. Studio focus has moved to this new title with no mention of further Table of Tales content.
Major post-launch patch (Patch 006) overhauling non-VR camera systems, controls, and fixing numerous gameplay issues reported since release.
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Developer
Publisher
Tin Man Games
Achievements
33
Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown is a role playing adventure that brings tabletop gaming to life. Take a seat at the magical table, captain the helm, and lead your party of scoundrels as they venture through a world of swashbuckling and sorcery. Immerse yourself in VR or play the non-VR mode through your monitor - you can now choose! While playing Table of Tales in VR is awesome, you don't need VR hardware to join the adventure.
- Embark on a narrative-driven campaign featuring a fully-voiced Dungeon Master companion, who appears as a mechanical talking bird called Arbitrix.
- Guide a party of four scoundrels through a captivating story that is shaped by important world-changing choices!
- High Replayability! NO ONE PLAYTHROUGH IS THE SAME AS ANOTHER BASED ON CRITICAL CHOICES YOU MAKE ON THE WAY!
- Battle, charm or sneak your way through more than 24 enthralling encounters.
- Tactical turn-based combat and encounters feature dice, cards, skill checks and over 40 different types of enemy.
- Each scoundrel has their own skill and stat upgrade path. Choose different abilities each time you play.
- The magical table transforms before your eyes. YOU REALLY NEED TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT!
- Inspired by the nostalgia of classic tabletop games and built by the team that brought you The Warlock of Firetop Mountain, the Fighting Fantasy series, and Warhammer Underworlds: Online.
Please Note: Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown was originally designed for VR. When playing the non-VR mode you may notice some differences in gameplay than what is shown in the trailer or screenshots. The interactive wands that pick up characters, select cards, and roll dice are removed from the non-VR mode. All interactions in the non-VR mode are controlled with a mouse/keyboard or with a controller. Pressing 'escape' on your keyboard will bring up the menu for the Controls.
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Last evaluated Jun 26, 2026
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