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This week's Humble Bundle give you $370 worth of game design content for $12 with RPG Maker VX Ace, lots of DLC tiles sets, art and music, and a few games made with RPG Maker as well. It's a steal! 

I hope we see more of this. I have teacher friends in Atlanta and New York who do similar RPG-based lessons. Great idea. 

A cautionary tale for game designers. 

Hahah. This game evolves from 8-big graphics all the way to textured 3D as you level up. It's an RPG about the history of video games. 

This is very funny. I wish they had the old Ultima IV screen, though. That's the first one I remember playing.

More of a rhythm game with RPG elements, but you play as a shop keeper who makes items based on requests of the heroes who visit your shop

Rhythm. Crafting. RPG. What a crazy combination!

This is the Diablo clone with giant skill web that I mentioned. Here's a link to the interactive skill web: http://www.pathofexile.com/passive-skill-tree Description from page: "Path of Exile is an online Action RPG set in the dark fantasy world of Wraeclast. We're a small independent team of hardcore gamers based in New Zealand and have created Path of Exile as the game that we'd want to play ourselves."

The following are archetypes used in Storyteller System system games to describe a character's personality. Architect - Creation is your passion. Autocrat - Control-freak. Autist - One who buries their secrets. Avant-Garde - A fascination with the trendy and new.

"Heroic Worlds: A History and Guide to Role-Playing Games"

How D&D deals with the math of game mechanics. 

Holy COW!! One guy made this! Damn, I'm lazy. 

Great site with older games at discount prices. Similar to Steam and Humble Bundle. Great deals on a lot of old faves and games that you probably never got around to playing. 

Thought you might be interested in backing this. It looks mega-cool.

I like it!

Someone has FINALLY made digital, multiplayer game manager for traditional pen-&-paper games. It's looks really well done. One feature in the video for it (in the link) is that the GM can type in a custom item like a weapon, including the name, damage, and bonuses, then click on the text, and have a digital d20 appear with the bonuses automatically added into the roll. Genius!  There's a free demo of it on Steam right now. 

Cool. I just added it to my wishlist.

This looks like something fun we should try out--another digital tabletop.