Himbo Treasure Hunt is the latest “Name Your Own Price” RPG from Rowan, Rook and Decard. Specifically, it’s from Sasha Sienna and Grant Howitt.
Modify, don’t reinvent: A review of There Once Were Dragons
There Once Were Dragons is an old school vibe of a tabletop RPG from One Dwarf Army. It’s been out for a few months and has ticked up to copper best-seller on DriveThruRPG, mainly driven through word of mouth.
Imagine I said something clever: A review of Doctor Who’s Missy comic book
The question “Is Missy any good?” is a bit meta.
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.
Your inevitable doom: A review of the Shiver RPG
If you’re a horror fan, then Shiver is worthy of your vile consideration.
Warhammer World Building: The Empire of the Old World
The halflings have the greatest new career I have ever seen for Warhammer.
Designer demons: A review of XII – Inner Demons
I think the indie RPG community should look again at XII: Inner Demons, but we should keep the edgelords away.
Monsters, mechs and miners: A review of Sakugan
Sacks & Guns (Sakugan!) is an adaptation of the novel Sakugan Labyrinth Marker, and that’s a name worth breaking down. Sacks & Guns is or should be a nod to the theme.
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.
