Roll for discovery 🎲

Zine Quest season is almost here, and creators are already teasing what they're bringing to the table. This week we're highlighting the compact RPG goodness headed your way in February, plus live projects across the hobby. Don't sleep on the limited-run games in Make 100, either. Let's go!

- Your Games Team: Asher, Nicole, Asia, Manu, Michael, and Elina

PROJECTS WE LOVE

Arborea - Reprint, Expansion, Standalone Game, and Artbook

BY CAEZAR AND KULY FROM ALLEY CAT GAMES

5 Premium Big Boxes

BY QUEEN GAMES

Spirited

BY SHEM PHILLIPS

Tainted Grail: Life and Death in Avalon

BY JIM SEARCY

Ants & Crumbles: War At The Picnic Table

BY FRIED POTATOES

INARI

BY 1HP STUDIO

Flame & Forge

BY LUIS BRUEH

⚔️ ZINE QUEST AWAITS 🛡️

[CREATORS] Create Your Own RPG Adventure

Zine Quest is Kickstarter’s annual open call celebrating small-format RPG zines—and it's a great opportunity for you to contribute to that format's storied history. Whether you’re an experienced creator or a first-time DIY enthusiast, Zine Quest is your chance to bring an imaginative project to life and share it with a global audience. Get started →

[BACKERS] Scout Ahead for Zine Quest Projects

The quest begins in just a few weeks! Preview the indie zines preparing to launch and follow the projects that catch your eye. From handcrafted stories to experimental game systems, discover what creators are cooking up →

COMMUNITY PICK

Teddy Pendergast is a software engineer at Kickstarter and, more importantly, he's huge fan of indie games. When it comes to his favorites, he loves a good platformer, rhythm games, and pretty much anything with a great art style.

Next Level Magic Forever

BY PATRICK CHAPIN

"Patrick Chapin is a Magic the Gathering hall of famer and has already written a couple of books on the game. This third of book of his aims to appeal to different levels of players and non-players of magic alike. Given his previous success I'm sure this one will be a great read, with interesting stories from throughout the 30 years of Magic the Gathering history. He's also planning to include some strategy tips to improve your game, I'm nowhere near his level of play, but I'm excited to get some tips and learn a bit more about Magic."