Do you fear being trapped in a big box wearhouse store? Do you get lost in IKEA? This is a game to face those fears. I realise this is a "One-Sheet" or one page game but I was hoping for more details / handholding. Still a great deal at the price.

A party game for those that can't have fun without rules. A quick silly read for the rest of us.

Another way to track how big an impact characters have on their world and how they are remembered. Not everyone becomes the king or ruler or demi-god of the world. Could be used in any game setting. Maybe just 4.5 stars rounded up.

Interesting concept, might not be my thing but I have friends who would love this kind of game. Round three has promise.

At 10 pages Pay What You Want (Suggested $0.99) is a good deal. A list of words and definitions that might come in handy for gamers. I think the "animals" list and the sounds they make was entertaining.

Yup, very Cliched. But it was an amusing read. Though a 1-2 of these I never ran into enough where I would consider it a gaming cliche.

An intersting read of tems done in a dictionary or reference style. I'm not sure there was actually "demand" for this document since we have google but I am sure it could inspire ideas for gamers looking for a term not commonly used. I am just going to review a bunch of these short documents I got for backing kickstarters of Post World Games.

Tired of the "official" lists of magic items in all those rule books? Here is a quick list of 100 minor magic items you can drop on your players.

100 random magic rings. Good? Bad? for the player? Or fun for the Game Master? Most of these rings have interesting write ups good for when you need a magic ring fast but not one from the official magic item tables.

Oh, that kind of sign. Like signs and portends. Not as I at first thought actual warning signs like falling rocks or something like that. Still lots of clever things to inspire the imagination when needing to warn the players something was about to happen.

A very random table of fantasy setting items you could find searching a body or after a succesful pickpocket roll. Kind of a fun read.

A list of 100 "Orc Habits" you can find a habit either by rolling randomly or picking one from the list. A bonus is you could use this list for just about any NPC (villain or good).

This is another well done game setting from Postworld Games. There is lots of potential in these pages.

This was an entertaining and funny read. Frankly the adventure would never work with my old gaming group. But reading the game does create a lot of story ideas. The game is free (errr pay what you want) so grab it, read it, laugh. It might be perfect for your gaming group.

This is exactly what the description says. This is Levels 1 and 2 of a much larger Dungeon. The maps are excellent and the writing is good and interesting. I am sure more energenic Dungeon Masters will have no problem whipping up the stats for the creatures. Good Stuff!