#hit!

[bogwitch-extraordinaire]

OKAY PEOPLE — I NEED TO TALK ABOUT THIS GAME

HIT! The Blackjack-Powered Space Heist TTRPG by Honey Cup Games

A blackjack-powered space heist TTRPG

I had the immense privilege to play this a couple days ago with the developer, @indraklyr, and it is SO UNBELIEVABLY FUN.

Fast-paced? Check.

Easy to learn? Check.

Absolutely fucking hilarious? Double check.

The entire session, start to finish, INCLUDING learning how to play the game and setting it up, took one hour. And honestly, it felt like less than that because it was so raucous and high-octane that the time just flew. I'm frothing at the mouth to play this again, cannot BELIEVE I have to wait another whole week for it.

I could try to describe it, but honestly, the itch.io page does it better than I ever could. The rules are short, easy to understand, and fun to read, the art is INCREDIBLE, the whole thing is like twelve pages long, and I cannot recommend it highly enough.

And she's selling it for FIVE DOLLARS.

Someone can't make it to the weekly game? Play this instead. Someone late to the weekly game? Play this while you wait. Bored after dinner? Play this instead of doomscrolling. Having a bad day? No you're not, because you're going to play this game.

Do yourselves a favor and pick it up now, because I GUARANTEE you will have the best, quickest, funniest time of your life with it!

[indraklyr]

Occasionally, heists go according to plan.

Most times, they end up a bit more like this.

In HIT!, you play a bunch of idiot space criminals trying to pull a Job. Shuffle up a deck of cards, think up a heist, and play it from start to finish — all in one hour, no prep required!

Check out HIT!, available now at honeycupgames.itch.io/hit

(Illustration by Helena Ramos)

[notpulpcovers]

Are Smutty Shows Killing Burlesk?

Jo Jordan for HIT! Magazine

[exohd]

1637 x 2048

[rosello6]

Have you ever wanted to inform your good friends that their post is a Hit! or a Miss!? Are the Bowser versions simply not enough? Did you need some random white guy drawn onto them? Well, your struggle is over! I’ve put Alpharad there. There’s a second flavour of them too, and I ask that you don’t question what the fuck those ones are for. If you know, you know, and if you don’t, you never will.

[beautiesofbygoneeras]

Donna Mae Brown On The Cover Of Hit!. November 1952.

[schlock-luster-video]

On February 1, 1975 Hit! debuted in Japan.