This is a massive tome with everything you need to play Vierhander, very well laid out with excellent use of whitespace. The author is a tastemaker who has clearly leveraged the intrinsic value of maximizing customer engagement to their target audience.

Elegant micro rpg that extends on a lasers & feelings style split by adding knacks, which I think is a nice touch. Very much in the same vein as games like tunnel goons and such, which is a compliment and there can never be too many of these. I did feel that the magic items at the end were a little forced, some gave too much unnecessary detail ("15 minutes") etc. while others gave too little (no way to resist the mind control smoke one?) etc.

Nice way to snazz up a clown helsing game. Maybe a little unecessary as you barely need the cards to remember your character and pasting labels can be a chore.

One of those weird, wonderful incitement games. I want to play this at a long party so badly but will probably never get a weird enough group for it.

The drink recipe was a nice touch.

Kinda funny satire, so no surprise folks are getting salty about it.

I left it on the table last game and my players were looking at it, and it sure seemed like they were less obnoxious afterwards. Who knows?

Amazing how they managed to cram such a great and playable horror game onto just two sides of paper.

Each of the moves for both the player and the horror are so closely tied into the genre that you know just what to do. The only downside is that there seems to be little room for players to do things outside of what is listed, but I imagine a creative GM could make up a cost on the spot.

Best part? The players don't have to stop playing if they get killed, they get to play the horror - a nice solution to a genre with a lot of PC wipeouts.