The Eight Types of Fun - by Gnome stew

http://www.gnomestew.com/general/the-eight-types-of-fun/

The main purpose of this is idea helps with defining things while game testing.  Remember these the next time you give feedback to a friend. :)

Noisy Person Cards - or how to get comfortable in being silly in public

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/oneshotpodcast/noisy-person-cards

 I heard about it recently on the tome show and if you want a fun gateway game to having fun in making silly voices, this is for you. :)

There's a free deck on the kickstarter, but honestly, I'm backing this. :)

Hollyworld - by Golden Bee at somethingawful.com

A Powered by the Apocalypse look at Tinsel Angeles.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p6jEFShyNPxWqe9KmR98c_3X3NgjoZ4UlMlotRxl97E/edit

Kind of a fun look at a reality show gone wrong as a game. :D

Crucible of Realms

Instead of a book or game, promoting on of my favorite podcasts of all time: Crucible of Realms

http://www.crucibleofrealms.com/

These guys did an amazing job creating random worlds as hosted by Jim "the awesome" Ryan, one of the most creatively insane minds of our generation.

http://jimyesthatjim.com/

Let them know how awesome they are. :)

5e Homebrew

https://github.com/gguillotte/mdsrd5/

I haven't had a chance to look too deeply, but it was recommended highly by a friend of mine.

best I can tell, it tries to fill in a lot of holes.

The Tearable RPG

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/167521/The-Tearable-RPG

This game has a really original concept.

essentially you tear the sheet to see whether you succeed or fail.

It was produced by Jim McClure (of Talking Tabletop) and they even did a let's play based on the 80's.

http://therpgacademy.com/field-trip-to-a-tearable-80s-action-flick/

It looks like a blast. :)

Yokai Blade

Yokai Blade
created by Covok from somethingawful.com

user is requesting feedback on crunch mechanics

Past works includes

Phoenix Rising