Puzzle Dungeon Press #9

The digital PDF and extras are up on DrivethruRPG and Itch.io. They are complete with handouts and pregenerated characters with more art from Skullboy!

I’ve added A Familiar Tower community copies for $0 on itch.io and re-upped the community copies for The Seers Sanctum and Aberrant Reflections. If you feel like you need the discount, please grab one.

If you enjoy any of my games, and are able, please leave a review. Thanks!

Thanks to the successful crowdfunding campaign, reprints of Aberrant Reflections and the remastered Puzzle Dungeon: The Seers Sanctum will be available soon along with the brand spankin’ new A Familiar Tower. You can now pre-order physical copies of all the puzzle dungeons here. Estimated ship date is July 15th.

Recorded in front of a live studio audience at Gary Con 2026. Brad Kerr, Joseph R Lewis and me tackle this question and more: How do you make puzzles fun?

I joined a web ring! Remember those? What’s old is new!

We’ve got vampire crabs, exploding ghouls, and endless wetlands—plus what I’d change for a second play-through.

It’s my favorite character name generator of all time. Built from the bones of Holmes Basic DnD (1977). Just hit the button to generate however many evocative names you want.

I made a big table of random things in peoples’ pockets because I wanted my own with extremely specific and weird criteria.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard has more gifts to give in the form of song titles as spell names.

Some fresh-ish magic to switch up your games. Born from spark tables.

Yup, everything is a month now. Here are some projects that I love and I wish to share that love with you. <3

It’s Sam’s beautiful art at its best. Check out the preview for an idea of what to expect.

I helped with development on this one! Gordy has released many amazing public domain art packs. His art was pretty much used exclusively for Puzzle Dungeon Jam. Gordy also designed the logo for Directsun Games! This is a fun and whimsical romp with a bite and visually striking art.

I re-watched Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. It holds up well for the most part. Where is the retro future we were promised? I’m ready, George Carlin.

Be excellent to each other.

-directsun