Pacesetter Games & Simulations has made 3 of their solo modules PWYW

Grave of the Green Flame, Beyond the Black Wall, and Ruins of the Red Moon. Donations will apparently go to a charity

Sleeping Griffon Productions goes Pay What You Want

I recently reviewed one of their adventures, The Witches of Hagswallow and was intrigued by the rules it used, Battleaxes and Beasties so put it on my wishlist. And so looking to buy something else, I noticed it and the rest of his products are now all Pay What You Want

The above adventure is definitely worth a look. B&B isn't as interesting as I hoped it would be, it's basically another White Box rehash, but try it and make up your own mind.

The Ranger's Hideout, PWYW Adventure, is now available for For Gold & Glory

For Gold & Glory, the 2e retroclone, has seen a fair number of products lately. Almost all have been pay, but this one, The Rangers Hideout,  is PWYW.

Despite the odd name, it's basically a sandbox style adventure, a small wilderness area for characters to explore.

It's well worth a look. As most of the changes in 2e were to character classes, this is probably entirely compatible with older editions. And the creator probably spent a good $30 on stock art.

Corruption v2 Goes PWYW for April Fool's

Corruption being an OSR-ish game with a dark fantasy theme. Comes with a Player's Book, GM's Guide, and Monster book

Khem's Order — New PWYW One Page Dungeon

A lot of them are pretty meh, but I found this one to be pretty neat. It's actually a three level dungeon, about 30 rooms.

At some point though, I think the one page dungeon format gets in the way of being effective. So much information is crammed into such a tiny space that a) it's hard to read and b) just seems pointless, just sticking to a format for the sake of being a gimmick.

Anyway, despite the drawbacks of the format, it's nice adventure. The author is apparently French so there are some oddities in the text, but nothing too bad.

Gaint Sandbox PWYW Adventure — Peaks and Valleys: Among the Dwarves now available

From someone new, Grinning Gargoyle Games, comes a massive adventure, Peaks and Valleys: Among the Dwarves

Peaks and Valleys is a system neutral OSR adventure from Grinning Gargoyle Games. It is centered on wilderness exploration, as the players search a remote mountain valley looking for clues pointing the way to an ancient treasure. Along the way they may hunt for long lost pieces of history, make a powerful friend of a reclusive king, or send him toppling off his throne. This adventure is suitable for 4-6 players of 1rst - 2nd level, and should take the party to levels 5 -6.
In addition to the adventure there is a wealth of optional setting information, making it easy to play Peaks and Valleys as either a one off adventure, or as the centerpiece to a whole campaign.
This module features:

• A full length adventure that will take a party from 1^st to 5^th level.
• 5 fully developed cities and villages, with random areas, extra plothooks, sidequests, and NPCs.
• 29 wilderness areas, including over a dozen dungeons.
• A completely optional overarching plot: use this module as an isolated piece of sandbox wilderness, or as a whole adventure.

 Pretty nifty, so give it a look and if you like it, go back and donate something.

All Gothic Roleplaying Accessories products temporarily Pay What You Want

I kinda thought they were, to be honest, but both of their products, A Haunted Island ( a short adventure) and Folkloric Interludes: Marriages & Brides to Evil (another short adventure) are now Pay What You Want.

Both are based on gothic literature and folklore, so worth a look if you like that and worth paying a bit to encourage the author to make more.

Enchanter Class for Labyrinth Lord — PWYW

This is kind of neat, it's based on Prospero from Shakespeare's The Tempest, which also indirectly gave us Star Trek.