On this episode, Ryan talks with award winning creator Kayla Dice of Rat Wave Game House about their journey in TTRPGs, including their digital pirate action rpg TERMINAL, funding now on Kickstarter.

On this episode, Kirby and Ryan read and review Bilge from Neon Rot, a gm-less body horror mapping game where you and your unwilling volunteers dig deep into a gigantic leviathan.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review Bloodbeam Badlands from Viditya Voleti, a game about vampires stuck surviving a post-apocalyptic world where the sun never sets!

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan chat with writer David Blandy and artist Daniel Locke about their game, ECO MOFOS, and then get the chance to play!

ECO MOFOS!! is a rules lite, mid-future ecopunk ruin-delving survival game based on Into the Odd and Cairn. Player characters (PCs or Punks) seek a safe homestead to start a new community, Weirdhope not Grimdark.

On this episode, Ryan and Kirby read and review Squishy, a rules lite system for those who want to run a survival horror scenario in a pinch, from Emmet Kiernan, with art from Mike Wasion and design by Dai Shugars.

Then we chat about DEAD HORSE #1, an anthology magazine of horror and the macabre from Disaster Tourism Games, featuring the written and artistic works of over thirty creative minds on the topic of Unsettling Horror!

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review Vaults of Vaarn, a rules-lite roleplaying game set in a drug-infused, psychedelic desert wasteland, from Leo Hunt, with design by Guilherme Gontijo and printed by Games Omnivorous.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan read and review Mausritter,

On this very special episode, Sean Ireland runs Ryan, Christian Sorrell, and Leona Neelam Maple through One Night at the Shelterwood Inn using Triangle Agency.

On this very special episode, Josh Domanski runs Hunter, Andy, and Kirby through One Night at the Shelterwood Inn using Liminal Horror.

On this episode, Hunter and Ryan sit down with Adam Vass of World Champ Game Co to dig into their new project 1978: The Night THEY Came Home, a 1vs1 horror story game of a supernatural slasher and resilient survivor fated to face off forever. 1978 is currently funding on Kickstarter, go back it now! CLICK HERE

"1978: The Night THEY Came Home is a 1-2 player horror roleplaying game telling the story of a fateful showdown between Survivor (a clever and resilient person caught up in horrifying circumstances) and Slasher (a legendary force of evil). Using a deck of poker cards, dual rule books, varied resources, and shared play space, players will recount the events of a forsaken Halloween, zooming closer into the haunting folklore of a small Midwestern town and its inhabitants, and culminating in a violent battle for survival."