Professional tall guy. Associate editor at Game Informer. Contributor at MinnMax. Words at the Indie Informer. Private GM. Improv performer.
Charles Harte
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And after playing with the (award-winning) Pew Pew Bang crew, it was absolutely worth it! This system is less overwhelming for short sessions, so we spent more time just going nuts. They consistently catch me off guard (in a good way)! I'm so so grateful that they invited me back.
Let me know if you read the rules (or, if you're feeling crazy, actually play it)! And thanks to Janet, Kelsey, Haley, and Sarah for having me! Cheers to another great season!
The rules doc for NSBU is also pretty barebones, so I spelled things out in a lot more detail in my version. Should be easy to pick up, regardless of whether you've played the original game or watched the season of Dimension 20. I also made the character sheets fillable, if you want to play online.
I loved Never Stop Blowing Up on Dimension 20, but it's more suited for generic action movies than sci-fi specifically, so what started as a re-word here and there turned into a much larger project. I tweaked the stats, renamed most abilities, added some of my own, and designed character sheets.
Hi! I'd like to talk to some folks (actors or animators or other related jobs) with expertise in performance capture and how it works for a story on Kotaku! Nothing spicy, this is a fun one, please hit me up if you're interested via email or Signal in my bio. Thanks!
I returned to @pewpewbang.bsky.social to play more tabletop! The twist – instead of more D&D, I homebrewed and re-flavored an entire other system!
Introducing Never Stop Blasting Off (my sci-fi version of Never Stop Blowing Up) available for free right here: drive.google.com/drive/folder...
