Back on the Hottest List


It's always nice to be on the RPGNow Hottest Titles list.

It's been a while since I've had a product there, but then again it's been a while since I've released a product. I hope that this means the experiment is working, even if it isn't then there should be a few people seeing the new mechanisms that drive this game and that might help inform further game designs in future.

Now it's just a case of waiting until the first batch of reviews come through, hopefully the game makes sense to other people and it's not just an incoherent jumble of crap.

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