Free VTT can now import Foundry Modules, has Moulinette integration, and 140+ free maps bundled

In July I released a free VTT on Steam called Digital TableTops Player:

**https://store.steampowered.com/app/3073720/Digital\\_TableTops\\_Player/**

Its goal is to be the easiest to use VTT for in-person games on a touchscreen. Totally free, no strings attached.

Since then I have added the following features:

Foundry module support: you can now installed maps from Foundry modules. Either by linking to the online manifest or zip, or browsing for the local manifest, zip, or database files. I believe this is the only VTT that allows Foundry import.
Moulinette integration: you can now easily import maps from many of your favorite artists on Patreon through the Moulinette platform (https://www.moulinette.cloud/). For those unfamiliar, Moulinette basically aggregates your active Patreon subscriptions into one place. That place used to have to be within Foundry, but now there is another option.
Free map bundles: thanks to u/uchideshi34 u/TessaPresentsMaps and u/MattMilby I can now offer over 140 maps free within the VTT. All with walls/line of sight included. If you are an artist and would like to add a bundle, please send a PM. As this is a free product that is not being monetized I cannot offer anything beyond the exposure.
Animated maps: thanks to the GoZen Extension (/u/Voylinslife) we can now use animated maps. This includes with Foundry modules and Moulinette.
Token library: there are over 500 free tokens included and you can easily import your own.

I think that is about all. This VTT is made specifically for in-person sessions to be as simple as possible. There are no game systems, dice rolls, character sheets, etc. It is just pushing tokens around a map with cool dynamic lighting/fog of war (and a few other features like measuring tools for spell effects, grids, etc.)

If you want something easy to use for online play, I recommend

Owlbear Rodeo. If you are in-person and want something more advanced, I recommend Arkenforge. Then of course there is Foundry which can do anything if you are willing to put in the effort.

Let me know if you have any issues and I will gladly take a look at it!

EDIT: to be clear, I am not affiliated with Foundry, Moulinette, or GoZen. Although the Moulinette person has been really helpful with the integration as has the GoZen person :)