John Holt

The Blue Way is a game of lost stories, colonialism, and its cultural aftermath from Jason Morningstar and Central Michigan University Press.

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

Blades in the Dark: Deep Cuts is a 128-page expansion for the Blades in the Dark roleplaying game — containing a treasure trove of lore, setting material, and alternative mechanics John Harper developed over the years for use in Blades campaigns.

"Cabin in the Wood" but for Hallmark Movies, a tabletop roleplaying game!

Zhenya’s Wonder Tales is a set of 6 card games retelling dark, Slavic-inspired fairy stories in 1-2 hours. Play a prince, a werewolf, an orphan, a monster hunter, and more to make difficult choices that drive characters towards uncertain endings.

A two-player storytelling card game played on opposite sides of a closed door. A TTRPG about brothers in the zombie apocalypse and the final days before one of them turns.

A 6-person, one-session asymmetric map-making TTRPG about striking balance between extremes. Each player takes on the role of a unique force and uses individual mechanics to create a world of harmony and abundance... knowing it's all doomed.

Werewolf meets Hide-and-Go-Seek in this brand new social deduction game from the creators of Two Rooms and a Boom and Dead Last.

The sea is vast, and there’s always more to discover beyond the horizon. New factions, treasure, and creatures fill the waters in this expansion for Ahoy!

Star Crossed is back! This lovingly illustrated book is full of characters, settings, and new ways to play that will help you enrich and enhance your sessions of the two-player tower-based game of forbidden love!

The eldritch horror game where you create the mystery at the table. A GMless tabletop game that creates a gripping horror mystery in a single session of play. Surprise each other with brand-new eldritch horrors and guide your character to their doom.

From designers Jo Kelly and Cole Wehrle comes a game of queer joy and betrayal in 18th century London. Experience this immersive historical board game from the creators behind Pax Pamir and John Company.