The Indie Game Reading Club
Deep reads, play analysis, reviews and everything else about small press roleplaying today.
- By Paul Beakley
- Roughly one post per month
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RinCon is coming up in Tucson this weekend and I’m gonna run myself ragged catching up with games I’ve wanted to run but simply haven’t had time: Inevitable, an Arthurian-Western mashup about doomed knights holding …
Readers may remember our terrific run with Handiwork Games’ a|state earlier this year. Just a great, smart game all around. Designer Morgan Davie took an old Forge-era indie fave and reframed it with Forged in …
Thought experiment: What’s the ugliest game book you’d still pick off a shelf if you came across it again for the first time? Indie snobs will of course claim it’s a whole long list, but …