My Very Own Forest Spirit is a stroll-playing game inspired by My Neighbor Totoro. Play by yourself or with friends while on a hike or nature walk in this innovative game of magic, imagination, mindfulness and time in nature.

Last Sabbath, the award-winning masterless rule-light RPG is back with its most complete version, bringing together restored materials that were previously unavailable, and Lust Sabbath, a new standalone companion game for mature players!

A sticker set featuring my favorite Birdtober 2025 marker drawings!

We can learn a lot from the swamp, listen to it's wisdom with 3 different scarf designs featuring a mantra.

Blades ’68 is an official supplement for Blades in the Dark, moving the timeline forward 100 years to the swinging 60s.

You wake up dead. It’s a lot to take in, but there’s no time for philosophising- you’ll need to travel between Earth, Heaven and Hell to figure out whodunnit, howdunnit, and whydunnit. A game about death, levity and finding out hard truths.

Triple-O is a tool for solo RPG players who want to invert roles and play as the GM instead of a character. Originally launched as a one-page solution, this new zine version brings more random tables, examples, and new use cases!

Nothing says happy holidays like spreading the infection of all things Vast Grimm!

Dirt City Blues is a tabletop RPG about Badasses dragged back for one last job. Set in a washed-out ’80s city of grudges, regret, and neon, it’s about punching through ghosts of the past, saving what’s left—and going out hard, loud, and maybe not whole.

A new indie game series from Central Michigan University Press launching with a lineup of three games: Princess with a Cursed Sword, Dog Eat Dog, and the Mountain Witch

Midnight Muscadines is a cozy-dark tabletop roleplaying game of dice, playing cards, and magical jams. Magic is waning. Find, collect, and preserve the last sources of magic into highly coveted jams that keep the world’s magic alive.

Song of the Scryptwyrm is a solo mystery game about a stolen memory. Slowly reveal the culprit as you gather clues from people, places, and things around the infinite Great Library.