Reviews of Dream Travel, Gloom, Cthulhu Gloom, CatStronauts PLUS Ars Magica Open License Releases
A Guide to Dream Travel got a glowing review on No Dice Unrolled's site, at NoDiceUnrolled.com. "If
you have little ones you tell bedtime stories to, you absolutely can’t
miss this small but charming product. And if you don’t, well, there’s
always time to awaken your inner child and let yourself smile at the
story this incredibly unique gamebook conjures up for you."
Board Game of the Day came in with a slew of reviews of Gloom and Cthulhu Gloom on Instagram…
- Gloom Review #1 "It really shines with the right group — and in this case, that means a table full of black humor lovers"
- Gloom Review #2 "The game is actually hilarious and wickedly fun — a ruthless race toward death, packed with dark humor.
- Cthulhu Gloom Review #1 "Minus the ironic charm of The Addams Family, plus the colorful cheer of the residents of Dunwich and its surroundings. To me, that’s a perfectly fair trade. ... It’s brighter, friendlier, with slightly more varied mechanics, yet it fully preserves the spirit of the original."
- Cthulhu Gloom Review #2 "In the end, when the world ends in an indescribable cosmic disaster (as it should), the player whose characters suffered the most wins. ... Bleak, twisted, and weirdly fun — just the way we like it.
Deludik reviewed CatStronauts on their YouTube channel (in French)
Ars Magica's Open License also has this this new fan-created content:
- "The House of the Crescent Sun" is a cross-system campaign for Ars Magica, D&D 5E, and Mythras, filled with shadowy conspiracies, high politics, and epic battles against infernal foes. It's live on Kickstarter now!
- "From Herry To Arran," a setting sourcebook for the Isle of Arran near Scotland, is also now on DriveThruRPG.com in both print and PDF.
Enjoy!
-Michelle Nephew
Atlas Games Co-Owner