Prices slashed!
I have had a lot of great, positive feedback from people playing and reading FU lately and it has made me feel all warm and gooey on the inside (it would be gross if I felt that way on the outside). It made me want people to discover my other games, because I am really proud of them too. I feel the best way to do this is make them cheaper! So, until at least the end of August, I am reducing Space Rat, The Beast of Limfjord and The Green and the Tan to just $2. If you do grab a copy of any of these during this time, I would really appreciate a review on the DriveThruRPG / RPGnow site.
My DriveThruRPG webstore is here. (This is an affiliate link.)
- Cheers
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