This month, we read Grand Guignol, a Victorian romance-horror RPG. It hasn’t been released yet, but you can find Luke’s other games here. We also discussed the demo of Little Wolves, a new game from Dinoberry Press. You can find the demo here and the crowdfunding page here.

Discussion of Little Wolves begins at 48:05.

You can find the game for next month, the girlfriend of my girlfriend is my friend by stargazersasha, on itch[dot]io, linked here.

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You can find Finch’s new actual play Wicked World here.

You can find both parts of 30 Candles: Suburbanoia, which Bee was featured on, here & here.

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This month, we read Metalepsis, formerly titled How Does That Work, You’re a Bicycle. You can find it here, at Dillin’s itch[dot]io page.

Next month, we’re covering Grand Guignol, an upcoming game by Luke Jordan of Wildwood Games. This game isn’t out yet, but you can find Luke’s other games on their itch[dot]io page, linked here. Additionally, we will be covering the demo of Little Wolves by Dinoberry Press, which you can find here.

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Our music is "pathways" by louie zong from his collection "chopped up piano", linked ⁠here⁠.

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This month, we read i’m sorry did you say street magic. You can find it here, at Caro Asercion’s itch[dot]io page.

You can find the game for next month, Metalepsis by Superdillin, on itch[dot]io, linked here.

We launched a Ko-fi this month! You can find it here.

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This month, we read LOGAN: An Autobiographical Tabletop Game. You can find it here, at Logan’s itch[dot]io page. Be aware of its content warnings, also included within the text itself: mention of miscarriage, depression, self harm, and suicidal thoughts.

You can find the game for next month, i’m sorry did you say street magic by Caro Asercion, on itch[dot]io, linked here.

You can also check out Logan's new podcast Lyrical Ludology, linked here.

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For our pilot episode, we took a (re)read through a group favorite: Jay Dragon’s Sleepaway. “A game of horror, dreams, and summer camp”, Sleepaway sets an intense, stomach-churning tone just with the text alone. You can find it here, at Possum Creek Games’ itch[dot]io page.

You can find the game for next month, LOGAN: An Autobiographical Tabletop Game by Logan Timmins, on itch[dot]io, linked here.

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