>>95992272
I'm simultaneously working on 3 games: Star Trek Adventures, Stars Without Number, and an ultra-generic D&D campaign to be run using Labyrinth Lord Basic. I dunno which I'll end up running.

My last session of 5e D&D was a whodunnit murder mystery in a mansion. It was basically Clue. We had fun but I realized my players are morons and, in the end, they failed at the investigation. The game kinda fell apart after that because two of my players are women and one of the two dudes couldn't hold all his spaghetti, resulting in drama. So we'll start up soon with the four of us sans that guy. I'll grab another player once I've settled on which campaign to run. Right now I'm leaning Stars Without Number, but it changes day to day based on which of the 3 I feel like working on.

The Basic D&D one is more just an experiment in whether I can go old-school and write a campaign I think would be fun that's all hand-written. I'm writing and drawing everything in this tiny 3"x5" spiral bound watercolor book. It's the least likely to get played, though, and is mostly just for me to have fun with.