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Myriad, May and Ben Cassidy get briefed by an Apex Biotech handler, and are dragged into a conspiracy where it's better to leave questions unanswered. The Grey Harvest is an actual play of the TTRPG game Overlife.

Nick, Chav and Rik join me for a session of Overlife. A Tech-Noir RPG that I created. Cyberpunk with Noir storytelling. Now with remastered audio. The show will run for about 5-6 episodes with weekly releases. In this episode the players take their characters through their own unique lifepaths. Enjoy!

Why do GMs know more than their players, and why should they? In this introspective episode, I explore the value of unseen lore, asymmetry at the table, and the quiet joy of playing a different kind of game. Also: Overlife is done. The actual play of The Grey Harvest begins recording this weekend, with the book dropping next week on DriveThruRPG.

As a UX researcher by day and horror GM by night, I’ve spent years trying to guide people through systems, digital and fictional. In this episode, I explore what happens when that control slips, and something unexpected takes its place. This is a journey through chaos, emergence, and the quiet power of letting go.

What if Stephen King wrote a one-shot for a tabletop RPG? In this episode of The Obscura Report , Kenneth explores how King’s approach to storytelling — slow dread, personal horror, and flawed characters — could shape a single, devastating Overlife scenario. We break down King’s method, imagine what a King-inspired one-shot might look like, and share practical tips for bringing that same tension t...

I changed the name of the podcast for several reasons I will explain in this short upload. Enjoy The Obscura Report!

Why does noir storytelling fit so perfectly inside cyberpunk worlds? In this episode, I explore the emotional core of noir, how it thrives in dystopian settings, and why it's more about people than tech. I also share how I weave these themes into my own game, Overlife .

I started a solo actual play that got four times more listens than any other episode — and I stopped it. In this very short episode, I explain why I walked away, what I learned, and where the podcast is headed next.

You've reached the Breaking Point! We continue Arno’s story in the Lombard House, where things aren’t what they seem. Let the hunt begin! In this episode of The Breaking Point Podcast , Arno De Wilde delves deeper into the eerie corridors of Edward Lombard’s estate. From strange newspaper clippings, to peculiar discoveries hidden in plain sight.

You've reached the Breaking Point! We continue Arno’s story in the Lombard House, where things aren’t what they seem. Let the hunt begin! In this episode of The Breaking Point Podcast , Arno De Wilde delves deeper into the eerie corridors of Edward Lombard’s estate. From strange newspaper clippings, to peculiar discoveries hidden in plain sight.

You've reached the Breaking Point! Step into the eerie world of Alone Against Nyarlathotep , a solo tabletop adventure of mystery, suspense, and cosmic horror. Join Arno De Wilde, an architect seeking a fresh start in 1925, as a strange letter pulls him into an unexpected journey. Secrets wait to be uncovered, but not all of them are meant to be known. Will he find answers? Or something far more s...

You've reached the Breaking Point! In this shorter-than-usual episode of Breaking Point Podcast, Kenneth explores the wide spectrum of tabletop roleplaying games, from ultra-minimalist one-page RPGs to deeply immersive, crunchy systems like Adventurer Conqueror King System (ACKS) . He breaks down the pros and cons of each approach, dives into the “Freedom through Rules” paradox, and shares tips on...

You've reached the Breaking Point! In this episode of Breaking Point Podcast, Kenneth is joined by Hunter, also known as the “Jim Jones of classic gaming,” to dive into the world of non-d20 TTRPG systems. Together, they explore why so many games stick to the d20, the misconceptions about alternative dice mechanics, and the unique experiences that come from rolling percentile dice, dice pools (like...

You've reached the Breaking Point! From the high-risk, high-reward design of early games to the creative mindset of the Old School Renaissance (OSR) movement, I explore why classic gameplay is resonating with a new generation of players. Discover what sets old-school games apart, the unique appeal of minimalist mechanics, and get some must-try recommendations for diving into the OSR scene.

You've reached the Breaking Point! Apologies for the lower-than-expected sound quality on this episode! Join us for a talk about TTRPG development! Together with the fine folks of Bad Toad Games, we'll discuss what it's like to work on a project as siblings and what their game: Mercs, Mages & Monsters is all about. find them at: www.badtoadgames.com Enjoy!

You reached the Breaking Point! In this kickoff episode, I dive into what makes my approach to GMing unique, from my experiences running Delta Green and Dungeons & Dragons campaigns to crafting TTRPG content on a daily basis. I’ll share insights into my storytelling style, lessons learned from being a GM-for-hire, and the challenges of creating and publishing my own material on DriveThruRPG. J...