Recent content by junsey

We’re excited to announce that Nights in the Neighborhood is now available! This is a non-verbal tabletop RPG focused on weirdcore horror, surreal mystery, and instinct-driven play. Players take the role of ordinary animals in a quiet suburban neighborhood, just as something unnatural begins to...

“Rulings, not rules” is interesting, I understand the concept, and what do you think about the use of tables classic style, several OSR make use of tables of reusltados, effects, wounds or own character creation, releasing a burden on the narrator, and in my opinion, giving a role more of a...

Completely agree with the first point, there is a tendency to put as great OSR classic games like Stormbringer 3rd/4th and games from the 80's, when that is exactly what OSR are inspired by in theory. On the other hand, I haven't seen that term NuSR before.

Hey everyone, I’m curious to hear different perspectives from the community about what OSR really means to you. The term gets thrown around a lot, and depending on who you ask, it can mean old-school rules, a certain style of play, a design philosophy, or just a general vibe. So I’d love to...

Currently, Trotamunda, my upcoming game, can officially be called Gold. Six years of development have passed, and it’s time to give it closure. The game has now moved into final editing, with the goal of completing the art and layout by mid-year. In the meantime, I’m planning to release a...

You wake up in your crumbling apartment, the air heavy with dust and dread. This time, it's different. The ceiling above your living room has caved in, revealing the endless void beyond—a colossal, formless beast devouring the remnants of existence. Nearby, a pamphlet in a language you can...

Hi Stephen, Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to my post, even after all this time. Your message is incredibly inspiring and encouraging. Since I made that post, quite a few things have changed in my life. After 11 years working as a developer, I was laid off from my job. While...

Thank you very much!!! Yes, I would imagine that PWYW would generate much less, but maybe enough to improve the quality of some aspects, I feel that the KS puts a very big burden, because it ends up expecting a product of outstanding quality, which I think I can do, but I would feel that...