Tabletop Roleplaying Games

So much! While D&D is certainly one of the biggest names in the TTRPG world, there are as many gaming systems as there are ideas, from games based on books/films/TV/anime to original concepts.

From more established gaming systems like Pathfinder and Numenara to small digital-only games like Faceted and Masak Ayam, there's a game out there for everyone. There are games with complicated rules systems and intricate worlds and others with very simple setup and silly concepts. There is a quickly growing market for TTRPGs outside D&D, so more and more are getting print editions you can purchase a variety of ways. 

One of the benefits of trying games outside of D&D is learning more about being a good player or game master (GM), and really finding what kind of story you like to experience as either. Some people like really technical, math-heavy games as players but would much rather play something light on rules or math as a GM. The best way to find out is to try, and that process can be a ton of fun.

Pathfinder was made by a team who previously worked on D&D, but wanted to go a different direction. It's a bit more technical than the current edition of D&D, but even as another fantasy TTRPG has a ton of different options and approaches to things compared to D&D. 

Also, the creators of Pathfinder made Starfinder, a sci-fi game that uses the same framework as Pathfinder, but also includes options like building space ships and exploring planets or entire galaxies. 

Top 10 Games covers a particularly interesting thing about TTRPGs: you can play them by yourself. There are tons of games out there meant for one player! Take a look at this one and see if maybe that's the kind of game for you.