A deceptiy simple game hiding behind beautiful design and art. I love that it puts safety tools front and center and allows you to play the sex positive, emotionally vulnerable characters you've always wanted to play.

the original version of this game can be found in World Without Masters Vol 1, Issue 2. it is a brilliant game about being transmogrified in wolves and the difficult tasks ahead. But while that's a great teason to pick up this game, the reason to pick up this edition is the absolutley amazing art by Shel Khan. It is stunningly beautiful.

This is pretty meaty for a free preview of a new game. The game itself is a setting agnostic system designed to help you build your favorite sci-fi setting. It's towards the crunchier end of the spectrum.

Full disclosure I am a backer.

I have not played the system yet, but have read through the book and find it really a very light version of the D&D/Pathfinder end of the RPG universe. It would be really useful for someone's homebrew system. It is more than worth the $2.99 price point.

One of the strengths of the Fate Core is its ability to let the players and the GM create pretty much any world they can imagine. But years of playing in one fantasy setting or another can make it hard to break out of that mold decisively. The Secret of Cats let's you do that easily. But more than that, it is a fun and evocative setting that is much darker than you'd think.

Throw in some amazing art and it is well worth the $4 suggested price.