A tier list of the UFO 50 games I played in 2024 (from most fun to least fun).
A list of games, in randomized order, released in 2024 that I played and enjoyed.
This book is a trainwreck and I enjoyed watching it crash — even though I would’ve been better off stepping away from it and averting my eyes. But I couldn’t help myself. This book is a list of tips and tricks about Game Mastering — it’s packed with references you probably won’t understand, misogynist art and sentences that will send you straight into an existential crisis in which you spiral into despair asking yourself why someone would ever put these words on a page.
Many roleplaying systems claim to support play in any kind of setting but few really do — Savage Worlds is an exception. It’s got crunchy-enough systems that are only as relevant as you want them to be.
Savage Worlds is the most “more than the sum of its parts” tabletop roleplaying system I’ve played — it rocks.
A monster manual with some information on opposing factions’s mooks and bigger baddies that PCs can run into working for the Tomorrow Legion. This book also includes a few simple missions that you can run in a pinch or use as a starting point for more complex sessions.
The Savage Worlds roleplaying system smashed together with the Rifts Megaverse setting (a post-post-apocalypse kicked off by the cataclysmic return of magic on Earth and the opening of inter-dimensional portals all over it) seems like a match made in multi-planar heaven.
