13 thoughts on “A new resource for finding #PbtA games in print!”

  1. Interesting! Looks like a couple on there are more “inspired by” rather than “powered by” the Apocalypse, no? The Indie Hack and Blades in the Dark aren’t what I’d call AW hacks. Not a complaint or anything, just an observation.

  2. Kyle Simons The policy is that the authors get to say if their game is PbtA. Some are deeper hacks than others or find inspiration in different parts of the engine.

  3. Hey Meg, if you want to add a French-speaking section, you also have:

    Berlin XVIII (the 4th edition is PbtA), soon to be published by 500 Nuances de Geek, but the alpha version is already available, a gritty cyberpunkish cop story set in Berlin, by me (Khelren) (http://www.500nuancesdegeek.fr/pere-noel-3-berlin18alpha/)

    Libreté by Vivien Feasson (https://fr.ulule.com/librete/)

    And thanks for the list, I somehow kinda miss a few of those hacks. Unbelievable! 😀

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