Absolutely brilliant adventure. Really fun and interactive

Perfect game for a one-shot, or to play with folks new to TTRPGs.

Uses a modified version of the Mannerism rules but transposed to the wacky, backstabbing (literally!) world of reality TV. Nice clear structure to the game and really encourages humour and creativity at the table

Have read Mannerism and been a PC in a one-shot. It uses a 'rock-paper-scissors' style resolution mechanic in lieu of dice or cards, which gives the game a very distinct feel and seemed to handle different kinds of test or conflict equally well. High fantasy setting, well-tuned to genertate interesting tensions between factions. Mechanics and setting are very closely in step which I like in itself, but it would be cool to see a more generic version of these mechanics in the future

Helpful and well designed player aids. My group played FreeMarket for the first time recently and these really helped us get our heads around this excellent but somewhat unusual game

Fabulous little mini-campaign. Would be an ideal scenario for new players but it's well crafted and poignant enough to keep veterans happy too

Both a comprehensive ruleset in itself and a goldmine of clever ideas to incorporate into your system of choice. Islam has taken inspiration from places outside the usual OSR space (some definite Blades in the Dark influence in there, and maybe a bit of Torchbearer too?) and used them to create something very interesting. Highly recommended

This is a cracking little adventure. If - like me - you've always liked the idea of the Archmage engine but were never quite sure how it would work in practice, then definitely check it out. Some great examples of how to use montages and collaborative world building. Really looking forward to the follow up adventures that are apparently in the pipeline.