Amid all of the concerns in the D&D third party community surrounding the OGL, I've released a new game that uses that license. It's another solo adventure, this time written not by myself but by a professional: J.C. Connors. With his permission, I've taken his excellent short adventure and adapted to an interactive web format. This type of game would be forbidden under the terms of what I've seen so far from the OGL updates, since it is a dynamic webpage that could be categorized as a video game (though I prefer the term digital gamebook).

Therefore, this is likely the last game I will release for 5e. Future games, if I make them, may be based on another TTRPG.