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This is easy to predict because it's their entire business model and they have an army of lawyers and lobbyists to make sure they're never, ever held accountable for it. So the guy fell back on the only thing America can't give up: Cheap and easy access to guns.

Researcher and doctorate @NoraEpstein on Twitter just posted a video of the new tattoo she got commemorating her PhD.

The Moon Fucking Hates You – A low prep pamphlet-size RPG where the Moon is trying to kill you, because it hates you. Your only stats are your hit points and how much you hate the Moon back. The game's text claims to be both setting-neutral (broadly true, presuming your setting has a moon) and tonally agnostic (absolutely lying).

Skeleton Justice Warriors – A somewhat elaborated Lasers & Feelings hack (it's two whole pages long rather than one!) where you play as sickass skeletons beating up evil wizards. In keeping with the titling conventions of L&F variants, your stats are "Skeleton", "Justice", and "Warrior", which operate about as you'd expect.

You Are a Cat, and You Suck – A one-page game in which you play as a cat, by which I mean all players take on the role of the same cat, competing for control of its single brain cell. Conflict resolution involves a combination of tactical movement on a grid representing the cat's brain, rock-paper-scissors, and meowing at the GM.

Behold: A Game! – A party game for four or more in which each player presents a randomly chosen written work to the group, and everybody takes on the role of a specific historical philosopher and has a debate, in character as their chosen philosopher, about whether the text in question is a "game". (Only one player is allowed to be Diogenes.)

Catgirls and Cigarettes – I'm including this one solely because based on its title and the timing of its publication, I'm about 99% sure it was actually inspired by one of my own shitposts re: "one-page diceless storygames about gay catgirls smoking cigarettes". It's well, a one-page diceless storygame about gay catgirls smoking cigarettes.

Kernel – A game of logistical survival horror, in which you play as mech pilots attempting to gather the resources your community needs to survive in a hostile alien environment. The environment in question is an ordinary forest, and your mech is approximately one inch tall. You are very small, and you do not need this kind of shit today.

Paris Gondo: the Life-Saving Magic of Inventorying – This one takes the encumbrance rules of old-school RPGs like pre-3E D&D, adds a dash of Marie Kondo, and spins them into a dungeon crawler whose mechanics revolve entirely around inventory management. Completely serious about its premise in spite of its tongue-in-cheek title.

Uncaging Nicolas – A two-page game (one for players, one for GMs) in which various characters played by Nicolas Cage team up to rescue Nicolas Cage, who has been imprisoned somewhere in the Nicolas Cage multiverse. Honestly, this is just barely a game, and its editing is very bad; I'm including it purely on the strength of its premise.