Grant Howitt

November's one-page game is RETROGRADE. (Thanks to Chris Taylor for coming up with the name.) I wanted to make a game inspired by the Mega Drive game Flashback, or more broadly, any sort of cyberpunk thing where people leave messages for themselves before losing their memories and having to learn wh

YOU'RE A SKELETON. You're on an adventure. People keep hitting you and your bits keep flying off, but you're having a good time. (This game was originally written in a slightly different format for Chris Longhurst's Kickstarter, Tales of the Talking Skeletons. Unfortunately, Chris' Kickstarter didn'

You're a raccoon and you're involved in the dangerous world of illegal LA street racing. Except: you can't drive a car on your own, so you need to team up to do it. But no conferring. Good luck! - G P.S. I've put in three versions: a plain PDF document, a cut-and-paste layout of printed text, and a

It's one-page RPG time again! This month's game is THE BEAST, a game about hunting down a nightmare creature that can break you in half without really trying. I've attached the raw text as well as the hand-written, illustrated version - it's pretty small in some places so it might be hard to read on

So. I've been reading the brilliant Turn to 400 blog, now sadly stopped, which focused on playing through and reviewing Fighting Fantasy books with a loving, if critical, eye. It's fun stuff. I also played an FF book with my nephew, and jeez it was dull. But: I wanted to recreate that sort of grimy,