Usually I'm not the kind of person who would advertise things unrelated to art here, but I just stumbled upon this roleplaying game, and I found it simple and brilliant. A playtest will be done pretty soon. Suffice to say that I have never stumbled upon a steampunk rpg (which is a setting I totally love) which was also a good game per se. I've always encountered bad, incoherent rules settings, or old style crap where you have rules that make you roll dice when you blow your nose, all at GM's discretion. Since I'm really tired of that kind of games, I don't even consider them anymore.
So while I was looking for another thing, I stumbled upon this Lady Blackbird, which is a scenario rpg where all you need is to read the 15 pages it is made of. Yeah, most people are still used to the idea that 300 pages rulebooks are normal, which is totally wrong, also because that kind of rulebook never tells you how to play, and the GM is above the rules. Disfunctional, to say the least. You only see that in rpgs, never in, say, chess or poker. If you need to break the rules to enjoy a game, then the rules aren't good, it's just that much easy.

Ok, back to Lady Blackbird. So it's steampunk, it's only 15 pages and it's free, so ain't it worth a try?
Download it from here and let me know if you loved it as much as I did -> [link] <-