Heroes Unlimited: Villains Unlimited (1992)
The dynamic duo of Steve and Zack power up and take on the baddies of Villains Unlimited.
D&D's Scariest Monsters (1977-1983)
Steve and Zack return to the 1st Edition AD&D monster books to pick the scariest monsters.
Gary Gygax's Cyborg Commando (1987)
Steve and Zack travel back to 1987 and face down Gary Gygax's worst role playing game.
Changeling: The Dreaming (1997)
Steve and Zack live the dream with White Wolf's "Changeling: The Dreaming."
Steve's Next Top Module Contest Winners
Steve and Zack announce the winners and discuss some of the best entries from this year's WTF, D&D!? art contest.
Mummy: The Resurrection (2001)
Steve and Zack tackle White Wolf's 2001 attempt to create a Mummy franchise.
3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons: Monster Manual IV
Steve and Zack take a look at 3rd Edition D&D's worst example of a Monster Manual.
Lamentations of the Flame Princess: Grindhouse Edition (2011)
Steve and Zack don their parkas and grab their barf bags for a Finnish D&D clone with a gruesome twist.
Battletech Loves the 80's
Steve and Zack hop in the time machine back to the latter half of the 1980s, when hair was huge, vests were puffy, and FASA was fleshing out its Battletech line.
Magic the Gathering: Arabian Nights (1993) and Antiquities (1994)
Steve and Zack travel back to the mid-1990s for the first Magic: The Gathering expansion packs.
Rifts Worldbook 10: Juicer Uprising (1996)
It's a Rifts 'roid rage! Steve and Zack take a look at the 1996 Rifts supplement, "The Juicer Uprising."
Magic the Gathering: Alpha (original set, 1993)
Ante up and draw! Steve and Zack play their hand with Magic: The Gathering's Alpha Edition.
Heroes Unlimited (1984/1993)
Steve and Zack peel a few layers off the onion of 80s super hero RPG Heroes Unlimited.
Space: 1889 (1988)
Steve and Zack get their asses to mars via cogveyor tram.
Rifts Worldbook 20: Canada (1999)
Steve and Zack bundle up and head north for a review of Rifts Worldbook 20: Canada.
The Art of Werewolf: The Apocalypse (1990s)
Steve and Zack take on some of the worst art of Werewolf: The Apocalypse from the 1990s. When will they rage?
