RPG entertainment network, Glass Cannon Network have announced the locations and dates for the first half of Call of Cthulhu Live! 2026 Tour today, with tickets available now.

The tour will have the Glass Cannon team play the iconic tabletop roleplaying game inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft, with improvised storytelling performed in front of a live audience, promising a unique scenario for each night.

Glass Cannon Network features comedians, actors, and top names in the space who play a variety of TTRPGs (table-top roleplaying games) streamed online, entertaining both seasoned gamers and newcomers to the genre.

Call of Cthulhu Live! has cast members vary from show to show, with special guests appearing throughout the tour.

Additionally, the Los Angeles performances will be livestreamed, with tickets available on 21at of January for fans around the world and locally unable to attend in person. 

The Call of Cthulhu Live! 2026 Tour is a part of a jam-packed year of live events and events planned by the Glass Cannon Network, including a limited-capacity retreat in Las Vegas (tickets available now), with additional announcements expected throughout 2026.

Visit the official website at glasscannonnetwork.com for more information.

An Increase in TTRPG Popularity and Content Around the Globe

There has been an approximately 49-percent increase of people either watching TTRPG content or playing the games virtually, 2024 TTRPG market reports say.

Several factors for the increase including social media and digital sales through crowdfunding (raising around $64 million) have seen the niche, private game-type explode in popularity as more people are buying and engaging in games like Dungeons & Dragons.

The market is predicted to increase to 35.3 billion USD by 2033 if the increase in numbers continue.

However, the high production and accessories costs for most TTRPGs have seen under-18s demographics to be more likely to watch streamers play than play socially.

Many online content creators like Critical Role and Bruva Alfabusa have been generating videos based on table-top games of different genres, with the former creating the fantasy animated series on Amazon Prime, The Legend of Vox Machina.