We are adventurers.

Big into every place anywhere in the world.

We are venturing.

We are adventurers.

Hello heroes and welcome to another exciting episode of One Shot.

I'm James Damato, your host in GameMaster.

This week we're previewing a game coming to kick starter soon called Skersondo.

Skersondo combines RPGs with music. Players create scenes and soundtracks to accompany them using instruments, singing, or anything else that makes sound.

I love the unique idea, but I was really impressed with how Scherzondo helps players communicate and listen.

Also generally I'm terrified of musical performance in any capacity and while it was still

intimidating I had a lot of fun making ridiculous music in Scherzondo. If you like what you hear here, you can head over to scherzondo game.com, that's S-C-H-E-R-Z-A-N-O-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-G-O-G-G-G-G-G-O-G-G-G-O-G-G-G-O-G-G-G-O-G-T-O-G-O-G-O-O-O-N-O-O-G-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O a new show to our network, Asians represent.

Hosted by Agatha Chang and Daniel Kwan, Asians represent will examine the contributions

of the Asian community to analog games.

It will also examine and challenge representations of Asian culture in games. It will also examine and challenge representations of Asian culture in games.

Looking throughout RPG history to see what we got right and what we probably got wrong.

And it will do that through fascinating discussions and interviews.

I'm really, really excited about this show.

And if you are too, I suggest you head over to your favorite pod catcher and search for

Asians represent to add it to your feed.

Coming up this week on the one-shot twitch stream on Thursday, we'll be streaming more

gloom haven for a new episode of Total Party Kill at 7 PM Central Time.

Then on Sunday, we're going to stream some Ilimat as part of our build-up to the release of our new campaign series.

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