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My feeling is that whoever got the Star Wars license, I'd want them to do a (mostly) bespoke system for it. Nothing would kill my enthusiasm for a Star Wars RPG than seeing feats, long rests, and subclasses, for example. Hah, that's awesome! Glad someone actually did that. Years ago I had the...

They definitely have a strong list of adaptations in their roster.

Solidly cyberpunk, with a lineage that's traced back to classic murder mysteries and New Orleans' French Quarter, set in a future Middle East.

Stockholm Kartell, so we can have Star Borg. But seriously, I figure the only companies that could afford that license would be the big ones. So that would be, what, Wizards, Paizo, or Modiphius.

There are a couple of OSR Kickstarters I backed that are so minimal in mechanics or creativity that they have very little value. They contain nothing I couldn't have come up with, or the mechanics are so vague that I have to pretty much stat them up anyway.

When Gravity Fails is so darn good! Definitely a ton to inspire in it.

Oh no! When we all were younger, it amazes me some of the stuff we put up with. If I showed up to game at someone's house now and there was a situation like that, I'd probably never go back.

Different tastes, indeed! Part of its resonating with me was that I used to be in bands when I was younger (though certainly none as successful as the one in the book). Parts of the characters' experiences and feelings really hit me.

It worked for Stinkor!

I loved We Sold Our Souls.

The art in those original guides was great. It was detailed yet weird and mysterious, with distinctly squeamish vibes.

Yeah, I do not understand how Jared Leto still gets work. He's not a huge draw, his method acting nonsense rarely delivers performances to justify it, and on top of all that there are multiple credible allegations against him. There's a sense of reality to it. It's in the lighting, the shadows...

As someone with a twin, when we were kids, let's just say Ram-Man's spring loaded action was a lot of fun. See also this toy: But back to Masters of the Universe. The trailer left me cold. Eternia just looks like too much CGI. I really wish people would just build models and sets again. Yes...

I started playing Ruiner on the Switch. So far I'm digging it, but for whatever reason my brain has a hard time with dual-stick shooters (see also The Ascent). Still, it's fun enough that I'm persisting.

Mothership is a pretty good con game in my experience.