Yesterday, Facebook failed. Also yesterday, You Are The Facebook Janitor made my new RPG radar. Published by The Original Cockatrice,
$267 worth of RPGs for $20: Charity Bundle for Afghan Support
$20 will get you $267 worth of downloads for the next month as the goal of $1,000 approaches rapidly.
This Is The Way: A review of a Mandalorian TTRPG
Your abilities are possibly overstated, but your stoic demeanor and metal helmet make it impossible to see if you are sweating. This is the Way.
Die Hard with 2d6: A review of the Mclain RPG
Mclain is a name your own price one-page RPG from AP Shanka intended to emulate movies like Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. Alex P, the designer, also adds Beverly Hills Cop to that list, but I don’t see much of a connection between those movies!
Roleplay as a lonely sock: A review of Searching for my Solemate
You play as a sock that has lost its mate after falling through an interdimensional portal known as The Machine.
Starlogs: A review of a free to download solo RPG/framework for Star Trek RPGs
I think downloading a copy of Starlogs is a no-brainer. Even if you don’t imagine you’ll be soloing any time in the future, you can use Starlogs for GM or even PC background inspiration.
You’re gonna die and you might like it: A review of A Good Death
A Good Death is a solo RPG and journal game from Trent Seltzer. It’s a Name Your Own Price download from Itch.io. I paid $2, and I’ll get way more value from it than that.
Itch launches Creator Day 2 today!
If you’ve any recommendations for games available on Itch.io, today’s the day to share them with friends. It’s a great way to support the community.
A spoonful of jam: Itch’s One-Page RPG Jam picks up speed
By design, the complexity of these games is much reduced. However, that doesn’t mean One-Page RPGs are just for newbies. Many are challenging.
Free to Download: Radial Commune RPG – we’ll survive if we work together, but we won’t
Half the cities sunk. The other half burned. By shaping the world to suit our needs, we doomed ourselves to a world that could no longer suit our needs.
