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* [https://blog.roll20.net/posts/the-orr-group-industry-report-q1-2021/ Q1 2021] | * [https://blog.roll20.net/posts/the-orr-group-industry-report-q1-2021/ Q1 2021] | ||
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Revision as of 13:31, 24 September 2021
 | Page Updated: 2021-09-24 |
- About The Orr Group Industry Report[1]
- The Orr Group Industry Report explores trends within the tabletop gaming industry with a focus on the online tabletop community. Created in 2014, the Orr Report has always aimed to go beyond the topic of “what games have sold recently” and really centralize the focus on what games people are continuing to play and enjoy on an ongoing basis. Everyone from players to publishers can get a bird’s eye view for the usage and popularity of different systems on Roll20 and identify trends for tabletop as a whole.
At one point Roll20 had a longer break in publishing the reports, and with Q2 2019 started again, after having changed how they collect and analyze the data.
New Orr Report
The new version of the report was started with Q2 2019, after bit over a one-year break since the last one. Data collected and representation is different from the older reports, so might not match one-to-one.
2021
2020
- Q1 2020
- 5 million users
- Q2 2020
- Q3 2020
- Q4 2020 - 8 million users
2019
Old Orr Report
These are the Orr Report form before the 1½ year break, after which data was collected in a different way.
2018
- Q1 2018 - last(?) report until revival with Q2 2019
- 3 million users
2017
2016
2015
2014
- Q4 2014
- Info/background on Q3 2014 report - the first report
