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Dulcet Devilry Records is a Dark Doo-Wop solo ttrpg.
● It's the 1960s and your latest musical act just might contain a killer. ♪ Manage your performers and find the slasher before they destroy everything you've worked for! ●
Download a FREE copy here: https://brite-palette.itch.io/dulcet-devilry-records
It's a dark and stormy night, and something isn't quite right in this house...
A journalling rpg that uses a hack of "Alone Among the Stars" by @no-road-home to map out an eerie abode. Available as a readable pdf and a printable version to fold as a minizine here: https://quakeandquiver.itch.io/alone-in-the-house
"When people move to a land that is new to them, they always bring more than just objects. Sometimes, they even bring monsters."
Diaspora is a rules-lite solo-journaling TTRPG where you become a creature of legend that travellers have brought to a new land. As you explore your new location, you change. You may grow, reconnect, or forget altogether. This game is culture-agnostic and allows for any type of creature, myth, legend, or cryptid to be played. Select attributes to determine a creature's starting powers and let the story morph you as you play. This is my submission for this year's Folklore Jam. It is currently FREE on itch.io. I hope you check it out and enjoy it if you play!
A Solo-Journaling RPG About A Creature Brought To A New Land
The Tower in the Meadow
Any solo rpg fans in the room?
The Tower in the Meadow is a solo journaling game built on @hmooncreates's For Truth's Sake system.
Ten days ago, a tower appeared in a meadow outside of town. This tower is home to magical beings of all kinds. The tower's wizard has invited you to spend a few months in the tower, in exchange for an honest account of your time there to de-mystify the magical structure in the eyes of the outside world.
You can check it out below!
Every Log a Memory
A (free) solo journaling game about a cabin you built, and the memories within.
This is a game I started designing in memory of my great grandfather's passing, and after life kicked me around for a while, I've finally finished it.
A solo journaling game about a cabin you built, and the memories within.
a solo poetry writing rpg for teen witches
Ms. Goode’s School (for Bad Witches) is a solo journaling role-playing game. In it, you play as a young witch whose journey to developing their craft is filled with trouble and danger and lots of hijinks. As the player, you will write magical incantations in the form of metered poetry.
If you (like me) could never really figure out how to write poetry in iambic pentameter, this game will guide you through writing in different types of meter and poetic forms till you can confidently write blank verse, all while feeling like you are crafting powerful spells.
Ms. Goode’s School (for Bad Witches) includes 126 prompts to guide your witch on their journey and 18 pages clearly and simply explaining the basics of poetic meter within the context of writing magical incantations. You will overcome challenges, cast spells (that often backfire), and get help from friends and family to perform powerful magic.
The game takes as its primary inspiration all the iterations of Sabrina the Teenage Witch and The Worst Witch, but especially the 90’s television sitcoms.
Get it here for the low low price of pay what you wish.
a solo poetry writing rpg for teen witches
Play to find out how you kill Your God.
I've released a new game:
Nearer My God to Thee is a journaling and map-making game about being chosen for an honor you do not want. Your God is coming back to take you as a sacrifice. How do you change your fate?
This is a game about planning and preparing to kill a god. While you have time to prepare, Your God can be unpredictable. How do you choose to spend your time?
This is a game about refusing destiny. You will not go quietly, and you will not go without a fight. How do you fight back?
I haven't really talked about Liminal Chess or, rather, my plans for it, in a minute. So, here's an update:
I developed a set of mechanics and turned the concept into a solo journaling and extraction ttrpg. The system uses playing cards to generate events (which are referred to as Capture Opportunities in-game), and it uses dice to track player stats and settle plays.
The game will be zine-form in the end, and quite short (between 12 and 16 pages). Every page and Capture Opportunity will be fully illustrated. Below, I've attached the first completed prompt page, though the rest are written and formatted already. They just need art, so that's what I've been working on.
I'm focusing intently on aesthetics and atmosphere with this game. The desolation of liminal space. The tricky nature of chess pieces. The innate desire to document and share the weird and uncanny. The fervent impulse to escape and thwart the unknown. All this I examine in Liminal Chess.
Let me know what you think of my designs so far~
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