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Tech Support II: Customer Returns
by James Mullen

A spiritual successor to 2014's Tech Support, with a pair of players depicting the interchange between (a) a dissatisfied customer who is returning a product and (b) a representative of the retailer the customer bought the product from.

Collaborative Story Yes No 2 1 - Super Easy

Title Goes Here
by Mendel Schmiedekamp

A game of delving into a text (which could be any novel, whether or not the players have even read it) and constructing a mystical system of truth from that text. Inspired by readings in hermeneutics, semiotics, and Christian and Jewish mysticism.

Roleplaying Game Yes No 2+ 2 - Focus/Imagination

The Unfolk
by Dee Pennyway

For generations, your family has lived in secret, hiding among the normal folk of the world for fear of what they might do if your people were ever discovered. You have hoped to spare your children the burden of the truth until they were older, when they might be wise enough to understand, strong enough to survive. But time is not on your side; your people have been found out, and the government is coming, and it's time to get out.

Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story No No 2 2 - Focus/Imagination

Twenty-Four Game Poems
by Marc Majcher

A "game poem", or "role-playing poem" is a little game that you can pick up and play in fifteen minutes or so. There's no preparation time, nothing to get between you and immediate fun. Game poems usually address some specific mood or emotion, or focus on one particular theme. First and foremost, a game poem is just there to be taken in and experienced with a friend or group of friends for a few moments, and hopefully, something small and wonderful will happen in the process.

Collaborative Story Yes No 2+ 2 - Focus/Imagination

The Trouble with Rose
by Todd Zircher

A storygame in which absolutely everything is made up by the players, there is no GM, dominos are involved, there's scoring, and for some reason everyone is related to this troubled woman called Rose.

Collaborative Story Yes No 3-9 2 - Focus/Imagination

The Enclave
by Mark Silcox

A collaborative Storygame. Over the course of an hour or two, you and your friends will construct a narrative about a Community of heroic (or delusional) isolationists, who construct for themselves an entrenched bastion against (what they perceive to be) the hostile forces of the outer world.

Collaborative Story No No 2-5 2 - Focus/Imagination

Trash Pandas
by Eric Farmer

A goofy RPG about raccoons on a heist! It plays in about 20-30 minutes and is for 4 players exactly. There's no GM, and no need for prep. It's like Ocean's 11 or Leverage, but you know, raccoons.

PWYW.

Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story No No 4 3 - Mildly Crunchy

Take A Walk on the Weird Side
by J. Alden

Take A Walk on the Weird Side is a trilogy of slice-of-life science fantasy storytelling games. One is focused around a week in the life of some housemates; one is a workplace comedy modeled on the structure of TV sitcoms; one is about describing a life-changing road trip undertaken by friends.

Collaborative Story Yes No 2+ 2 - Focus/Imagination

The Mustang
by John Harper

A storytelling game for exactly four people, depicting the eerie hunt for the legendary Devil's Mustang.

Collaborative Story Yes No 4 1 - Super Easy

The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen
by James Wallis

A game of competitive boasting, based on the exploits of the titular C18th adventurer and raconteur. Players portray nobles and challenge each other to recount an extraordinary story from their past. Dice and pencils are replaced by money and fine wine, a simple bidding system allows for interruptions and rebuttals, and it all wraps up in under an hour. The rulebook was ostensibly written by the Baron himself, with his unique and charming style.

Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story No No 4+ 2 - Focus/Imagination

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