I've had a lot of fun scrolling through the list of submissions. A whole bunch seem really cool, and I'm curious what interests everyone else. I'm generally most interested in Physical Games usually TTRPGs and the fuzzy area around them.

One that really seems awesome is The Grizzle by Aleks Samoylov. Something about it reminds me a lot of the West of Loathing Games/Series. Something about the combination of the somewhat dark/horror-ish art combined with some of the sillier mechanics of Skullduggery or playing as a sentient mason jar is a really fun combination that I'm excited to read through more.

Another one I really like the look of is Johnson Ofair's The Lost Bookshop. It describes itself as a game of curation that encourages community engagement as you build your hoard curated collection of books. Overall, its " something to encourage you to explore new books, read widely and build something," which I certainly think I could use a little more of in my life.

Those are just two that caught my eye. 

Are there any that stand out to you? :)

Hey, I'm glad it's caught your eye! I had forgotten just how funky I got with the description, and some of the art. Hope you really do enjoy reading through it and/or playing it. I tried to maintain a similar goofy vibe throughout the book, and I think the system itself has turned out pretty good, though I wish I had had the time and resources to add some more optional and supplemental stuff, like tables, maybe, or even a trial adventure or two. Maybe I'll do a second edition someday.
 

ftr i love all of our projects but we have some VITAL sequels this year for my own specific taste, Copper Odyssey 2, HITM3, Cow Online World, etc. anytime we get to host a sequel to something that appeared in the bundle before, that is really really gratifying -- love everyone's continuing work. this goes for all of you who are making new games too. manabrent's Final Profit spinoff just missed the window this time and i look forward to that next time too.

Thanks! Im still adding to the lost bookshop and hope to continue growing it much like my collection of books. Im really happy it caught your eye ❤️