Lutong Banwa mad me feel human while sitting in an America that seeks to make me inhuman.

Liminal Horror, despite its vicious cover and its promises of death, is an inviting game that promises you something and then delivers.

This article originally appeared in the first issue of the Nerves Zine (2021). Special thanks to Kyle for allowing it to be reposted. AGENT SKINNER If I think back on where I was mentally, having broken up with my ex that very day, I wouldn’t have played the game. I would have canceled the game […]

This was originally published in the first issue of the Nerves zine (2021). Bethany was kind enough to allow it to be posted on the site. My father glanced away from his driving to give me a worried look.  “Dad, It’s going to be okay.” I reassured my only ride. “Nobody has actually died because […]

This article begins with John completing a time machine and traveling back to the year 2006. John appears in their childhood bedroom with their Fourteen Year Old Self [from now referenced as 14]. John: I’ve come from the future to ask you some questions. I’m struggling to review this book.  Holds up Lancer, the 2020 […]

The purpose of a tabletop roleplaying game book is to make you want to play it. That’s rule number one. All else can go out the window for all I care. Forget layout, forget gimmicks, forget ad-copy, forget poetry. I don’t care how you accomplish it. The book should ache to be played. If its […]