Discussing the Kickstarter releases of October with JW. Me: I remember you saying you didn't like 1066, Tears to Many Mothers as a solo game. I suppose 1565, St Elmo's Pay is similar. JW: It's exactly the same but with Turks. Nothing changed in those 500 years. I didn't enjoy 1066 and sold it. I'm going to skip the whole buying step this time. Me: Oathsworn. Storytelling. Your favourite genre. JW: I'm not going to back another narrative game. Ever. Me: But this time a Game of

I contacted JW the other day, to discuss which game we will choose for September's Solitaire Select. We ended up going through the list of Kickstarter projects, dismissing every single one of them like a pair of Michelin chefs reading a McDonald's menu. JW: Dawn of Madness? Story-driven horror. Me: Too horrifying. JW: Isofarian Guard. Narrative drivel... Zzzzzzz Me: Zzzzzzz JW: Aeon Trespass. Narrative drivel campaign. Me: Not too keen on ancient sci-fi. JW: Moonflight? I was