Jim Likes Games

Jim Likes Games

By Jim CrockerLeisureGames
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Jim Likes Games episodes

  • 2019.03.02 Jinkies! (Playtest): The Ghost Pirate of Lake Winnemuck
    I play The Smart One and get to solve a mystery in this Apocalypse-powered hack for playing out Saturday morning mystery cartoons in the mode of Scooby-Doo, Josie & The Pussycats, and Jabberjaws. We played this session on Roll20 (https://roll20.net/), an online tabletop platform for RPGs.
    Jinkies! is on Kickstarter (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1810228397/jinkies-the-roleplaying-game) through mid-March.
    You can find more gamer stuff from Jim (and buy games!) at Jim Likes Games (jimlikesgames.com).
    8 min
  • 2019.03.01: Doctor Who RPG: The Many Doctors
    In this episode, my first foray as The Doctor in a semi-regular campaign of the officially-licensed Doctor Who RPG I am playing online via Zoom.
    We're using the current edition of the official Doctor Who RPG (http://cubicle7.co.uk/our-games/doctor-who-aitas/)from Cubicle 7 Games.
    You can find more from Jim )and buy games) at Jim Likes Games. (jimlikesgames.com)
    12 min
  • Just Played: Session Zero
    Just Played is an audio diary of my tabletop role-playing sessions, both online and face-to-face. 
    Episode Zero breaks down the topics I'll cover in each session report.
    Listen to Daydreaming About Dragons. (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anchor-podcasts/daydreaming-about-dragons)
    Check out the Gauntlet Gaming Community. (https://www.gauntlet-rpg.com/)
    You can find my blog and buy some of the games I'll be talking about at Jim Likes Games. (https://www.gauntlet-rpg.com/)
    4 min

About Jim Likes Games

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Jim Likes Games is an ongoing audio diary of the many, many role-playing sessions of Jim Crocker, longtime tabletop RPG retailer, curator, author, and community organizer. Each episode will feature a bite-sized breakdown of a recent tabletop role-playing session, including a mercifully succinct plot synopsis, high points of play, and an observation about the game or scenario's design that might help listeners with their own gaming.