It's good, and certainly a classic. But there are more interesting OSRs out there these days. A lot of stuff won't be used in most games, and there seems to be an obsession with ships....

What else can be said that hasn't been said before? One of the originals and one of the best. Classic nostalgic art and feel. Wonderful.

Is it a dungeon, or is it a big monster? Or is it a Church? Why does it have a harpoon for an arm? Is the Soul Bell a Dark Souls reference? It's packed full of the usual Skullfungus imagination and grindhouse styling. It's a dollar. Why wouldn't you buy it?

Such an amazing range of creativity on show here. And the money goes to a good cause. It's a no-brainer really. Buy it now, feel better about yourself and have a years-worth of play ideas. If you still aren't convinced, listen to the Mud and Blood podcast episode about it and be amazed by the amount of hard work went into it.

I drank some mushroom tea once. I saw lots of the colours that are on the cover. And my face melted. I've always wanted to replicate this experience without taking stimulants. Now I can do that any time I play this METAL game. Skullfungus, you rock!

Into the Odd is great, really user-friendly and great for new players. Only knocked off one star as Electric Bastionland is out now, and is even better!

My kids adore this, and I adore playing it with them. The fact that it is modelled on the original D&D cartoon gives me the nostalgia vibe. It's so simple my children can easily access. Have the full hardback ordered ready to use with students when I go back to teach in September. Brilliant stuff.

Looks amazing, plays even better. Deserves evert Ennie it can get. The fact the creators keep supporting the game with more extra features is just a dirty cherry on an extremely scuzzy cake. Why don't you own this already?