The Big Book of Little Games
From the Origins Award-Winning Author of Legend of the Five Rings, 7th Sea and Houses of the Blooded
For years, John Wick has been designing small, personal roleplaying games for conventions, friends and family. And now, a complete collection of these games is available for the first time.
The Big Book of Little Games!
The Big Book contains over 250 pages of both new games and revised editions of out-of-print classics. Pre-Orders will close when we make the book order the first weekend in December. Your books will ship a couple weeks later.

The Flux (New!)All worlds are the same world… you just don’t remember. A meta-RPG that links all RPG worlds as the same world… with the same dangers.
The Flux: Teaser The Flux: Demo

Enemy Gods (Revised!)

Cat (Revised!)
“A Little Game about Little Heroes” places the heroes as housepets protecting their owners from monsters they can’t see.
Byron Falls (New!)
In the lonely town of Byron Falls, beautiful and lonely high school girls fall in love with beautiful and lonely monsters.
Wicked Heroes (New!)
In a world where super powers are a curse and not a gift, the “blessed” find their worst enemies are themselves.
Sexcraft (New!)
An urban fantasy world where the ultimate weapon is not a sword or a gun, but the power of sex.
Wilderness of Mirrors (Revised!)
This classic spy game is fast and ruthless. Everything you need to play a Master Spy and nothing more.
Eldritch High (New!)

John’s classic game of Retro Science Fiction (designed for his wife) is a game of Action!, Mystery!, Romance! and Science!
All the Days of My Children Hospital (New!)
A Game about Romance, Betrayal, Deception, Dynasties and Soap Commercials
© Copyright 2011 John Wick

I purchased the preorder of this, and although it isn’t explicit, I would like to know if it is possible to acquire some or all of the PDFs of the constituent games for a reduced (or prefereably no) cost, particularly The Flux, since it is something I could be using at my table right now, if not for the fact that I don’t yet own a copy.
Thanks,
Joseph