Jack Blair
Jack Blair (toyourstations) is a nonbinary game writer from Aotearoa New Zealand designing queer, disabled games for a whole range of genres and styles
Jack is associated with Kēmu Whakatau o Aotearoa, or #KiwiRPG, which can be found at
Space Legs is a Powered by the Apocalypse game about being the first humans in space
A post climate apocalypse ttrpg about punching the corps who did this
A real time tumbling tower game
a tumbling tower game for two players who want to do something unholy
A horror rpg for two players
A two player tumbling tower game about keeping your cool
A musical game of conflict and love
A roguelike dungeon delver about exposing the wizards ruling the world
A Loaded by Goblins roguelike game about escaping your kidnappers
A game of mistrust and death for 2 to 13 players
A game about finding yourself alone, and finding yourself, alone
A poem or an essay or something about Dads
An exploration of body worship for one player
A two player game about a worshiper meeting with their god
A game for three people who love each other, whatever that means.
A game for adults experiencing childhood again, right this time
A game for 1-6 players about relationships to bodies, the world, and each other
A game about unionising
A solo game about games
A game about a confrontation with your grandmother over Christmas
A fiasco playset for trying to get along with your neighbours when everything is just so weird
A Descended from the Queen Game about Political Power
A game changing Space Legs playbook
A wanderhome nature for a place you are welcome but don't want to be
supplemental moves for dungeonpunk
Lyric Games by Jack Blair
An exploration of body worship for one player
A game for adults experiencing childhood again, right this time
a short solo game for bad nights
A lyric game about missing someone and taking the bus
A one page lyric game about the times in a long distance relationship where your heart hurts a little
A real time tumbling tower game
Toyourstations Transgender Collection
A game for adults experiencing childhood again, right this time
A game for three people who love each other, whatever that means.
An exploration of body worship for one player
A real time tumbling tower game
A poem or an essay or something about Dads