You Might Love It; You Might Hate It: Cha’alt Reviewed
Part setting, part megadungeon, Cha’alt is a gonzo, post-apocalyptic world mashing science and sorcery in a fight for fortune, glory, and survival.
Will You Fall for It?: The Fall of Plaguestone Reviewed
Sami reviews the first standalone adventure for Pathfinder second edition, The Fall of Plaguestone, from Paizo Inc.
Red Alert Chummer!: Cyberpunk RED Jumpstart Kit Reviewed
Jeff reviews the highly anticipated Cyberpunk Red roleplaying boxed starter set coming soon from R. Talsorian Games.
The Mythos Triumphant: The Fall of Delta Green Reviewed
The Fall of Delta Green, winner of the 2019 ENnie Award for Best Setting, cracks open the eponymous organization’s history for a trip back in time.
The Belt or Bust?: The Expanse RPG Reviewed
Spanning a growing series of Hugo-nominated novels and a critically-acclaimed television series, The Expanse now comes to your local gaming table, thanks to Green Ronin Publishing.
Swashbuckling Steampunk Storytelling: Castle Falkenstein Reviewed
Castle Falkenstein is a storytelling game of derring-do in a fantasy steam age where the historical and fantastical collide.
90’s Sexism in the 21st Century: Cyberpunk 2020 Second Edition Reviewed
Cyberpunk 2020 presents a stylish 80's grunge fueled sci-fi world a la Blade Runner with great worldbuilding, solid mechanics, and a major problem with how it handles women.
New Twists on Classic RPG Myths: Uncaged, Volume One Reviewed
Classic mythology is just that — classic. But, if you’re hankering to bring a new twist on an old tale to your next Dungeons and Dragons adventure, volume one of Uncaged is here to help.
Haunting Chaos of the Cosmos: The King in Yellow: Annotated Edition Reviewed
Seen the Yellow Sign? Don’t panic — it’s probably just a peek from inside Arc Dream Publishing’s masterfully annotated edition of The King In Yellow.
Take on the Terror of the GM: Haunt Reviewed
Haunt is a thrilling horror/investigation hybrid that pits the GM against players in a struggle for secrets and survival.
Plenty of Family Friendly RPG Fun: Travel Journal of Short Tales Reviewed
Travel Journal is a light and light-hearted RPG system that allows characters to go on short, low-stakes adventures.
A Second Look at The One Ring RPG: Sami’s Review
The One Ring offers players the chance to adventure in J.R.R. Tolkien’s famed Middle Earth in the years between the conclusion of Bilbo’s adventures in The Hobbit and the tale of the Fellowship in The Lord of The Rings.
A Toolbox to Science Fiction Adventure: Stars Without Number Revised Edition Reviewed
The Stars Without Number Revised Edition is a sci-fi storytelling toolbox, inviting players and GMs to explore their slice of the galaxy.
When the Spirit Moves You: A Review of Spirit Island
Spirit Island is a thoughtfully designed, beautifully executed title— it’s just not for everyone, through no flaw or fault of its own. For players seeking deeply strategic gameplay with high replay value who enjoy a compelling challenge and aren’t…
