There's been two japanese RPGs translated so far (by the same guy) and it's so interesting to read them. Japan doesn't have our RPG histories going back to the 70s and so now that they are starting their own, they break lots of those conventions we're used to because they don't have that baggage.
For instance, they don't call them tabletop RPGs, they call them tabletalk RPGs.
I got my copy of Ryuutama on Drivethrurpg and the translator says he'll deduct the price from the hard copy when it's ready.
You had me at, "The joy of travel." :D
There's been two japanese RPGs translated so far (by the same guy) and it's so interesting to read them. Japan doesn't have our RPG histories going back to the 70s and so now that they are starting their own, they break lots of those conventions we're used to because they don't have that baggage.
For instance, they don't call them tabletop RPGs, they call them tabletalk RPGs.
I got my copy of Ryuutama on Drivethrurpg and the translator says he'll deduct the price from the hard copy when it's ready.