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There are slight rules difference between 1 and 2 (the non-Fight mechanics were overhauled for 2, there's only a single moveset in 1 and there's clarity around ties introduced in 2) and Character Creation and the scenario were refreshed in 2. If you have Transgender Deathmatch Legend II I'd say the original game isn't a necessary purpose unless you're interested in seeing how things developed.

The something exclusive is just in Itch's phrasing for Rewards, which is where community copies are implemented, there's nothing extra from claiming a copy.

Hi, thank for saying that, I've just added some now

Hey, sorry for taking a while to reply to this. Answer: Pretty easily. You can for sure make it so the obstacles are things that have to be dealt with via dance moves or sequences (In fact I believe the book may even suggest dance focused obstacles in places)

Oh oops I'll fix the errant one; 2-5 players is the correct version

Hey! Sorry for taking a bit to get back to you. Here''s a download key you can claim (https://ratwavegamehouse.itch.io/transgender-deathmatch-legend/download/54PjBIa0...) Enjoy!

Hi, apologies for only just getting round to answer, I was busy moving house and it slipped my mind.

The game absolutely can be child friendly and I've added some community copies.

No it's a setting guide that uses some of the same inspirations.

Even Gods Must Die is restricted in part due names on credits no longer being accurate, though you should still be able to download items you own that are restricted.

https://ratwavegamehouse.itch.io/fear-the-taste-of-blood

Thanks! Glad it worked for you

Phillippa Mort took a closer look at the game which you check out here!

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMNFyFaE9/?k=1

We've upgraded the description to include the link to the Party of One episode we did. 
You can also find it here: https://www.partyofonepodcast.com/2022/06/02/329-transgender-deathmatch-legend-w... 

It was such a blast to record, was super fun and I think really shows of what I love about this game.

https://ratwavegamehouse.itch.io/transgender-deathmatch-legend

https://ratwavegamehouse.itch.io/old-gods-and-young-guns

The Gadgeteer by W.H. Arthur is a superhero rpg for 3-6 players (including an MC). The game itself is made for one-shot play but it can be linked together with other games from WH Arthur's Superhero Cinematic Universe TTRPG universe to form a connected narrative.

This is a framework I find really exciting but even if you just play the Gadgeteer as a one shot you've still got a complete and satisfying story with a dynamic and refreshing take on the superhero.

The game focuses on a gadget-based superhero fighting a tech conglomerate in a cyberpunk dystopia. Unlike a lot of gadget-based heroes though, the Gadgeteer isn't a millionaire, they're a broke genius teaming with a ragtag group of friends to shatter the system.

The playbooks in the game, besides the Gadgeteer, include the Punk, the Graffiti Artist, the Hacktivist and the Rider. Playing working class people screwed over by corporations makes the game feel like a response to a militarization of superheroes you see in some modern stories.

The Gadgeteer feels like a superhero story aligned with early working class hero Superman, who'd go around knocking the heads of corrupt landlords and abusers.

The mechanics of the game are inspired by Apocalypse World, Lady Blackbird and Uncanny Echo. Rolls are a dice pool of d6 determined by the relevant role on your okaybook and applicable tags. It's super straightforward while linking everything to who your characters are.

There are also two competing clocks (Technoarchy and Disruption) which help control the pace and momentum of the game. The mechanics of the game are simple to grasp, the game feels low prep to me, and it's all really cool abd exciting.

If you're looking for a game of superheroes smashing the system be sure to pick up the Gadgeteer. I really love it.

Added some more :) enjoy!

https://thedice.itch.io/cursed-radio

https://thedice.itch.io/how-to-embrace-a-swamp-creature

Hey, sorry we changed our @ and forgot to update. Added more community copies, now, hope you enjoy!

20 minutes was around my experience too fwiw

Anecdotally how long do people find Carta games take? I know how long I've okayed for but don't wanna take rhat as godsend.

We're working on idea that encourages you to make a playlist you listen to while playing and need to know what's a safe suggestion of length.

We're thinking of using something related to playlist shuffling/interpretation. Need to nail down the theme a bit more and figure out if it's complimentary.