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The Game marketplace is where you find a TTRPG game to join. Anyone can browse — no account required until you book a seat.

  1. Open postroll.app/games.
  2. Use the search bar for a free-text query — system name, theme, GM name, anything in the pitch.
  3. Pick filter chips:
    • Free — only listings that don’t charge.
    • Starting this week — listings with a session in the next 7 days.
    • Format — One-shot / Mini-series / Campaign / Weekly.
    • Booking — Instant book / Application / Free RSVP.
    • Group of — bringing friends? Pick your party size (2–6+) and you’ll only see games whose table can seat the whole group. With Recommended sort, games sized for a party show before big open drop-in tables.
  4. Sort the results: Recommended (default), Starting soon, Newest, Top rated, Price low/high.

Each game has its own page (/games/[gm-slug]/[game-slug]) with:

  • Cover, title, tagline — what the game is and the vibe.
  • The pitch — markdown-rendered, set the scene.
  • Schedule — full session list for campaigns, or single date for one-shots.
  • Safety tools the GM uses (X-Card, Lines & Veils, Stars & Wishes, etc.).
  • Accessibility declarations.
  • Content warnings so you can opt out before booking.
  • Languages, age guidance, experience level, cadence, session length, seat range.
  • Refund policy the GM committed to at publish.
  • More games from the same GM.

Every GM with paid games has a public profile at /g/[slug]postroll.app/g/your-gm-slug. It aggregates every game they run, including ones they’re credited as GM on someone else’s outpost (publisher demos, community one-shots).

GMs ratings + hours run + response time show up here as the marketplace builds. Verified GMs get a tick badge.

Instant-book listings open a Stripe checkout. Application listings ask you a few questions and the GM decides (this flow ships in a follow-up release). Free RSVP listings reserve a seat without payment.

  • Unlisted GMs and games are findable by link but don’t appear in search results or the sitemap. Treat the URL as semi-private.
  • Content warnings are searchable — you can exclude them from results so triggering games don’t surface in the first place (M2’s CW exclude filter; the chip UI lands in a follow-up).
  • All games have a refund policy disclosed pre-purchase.