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Title/Description	Game Type	Free?	GM?	Players	Crunch
Doctor Magnethands by Grant Howitt A storytelling game for three or more drunk people.	Collaborative Story	Yes	No	3+	1 - Super Easy
Don't Read the Comments by Matthijs Holter A game in which you are trapped inside comments from online newspaper discussion threads. You and the others will take turns as game masters, reading out one selected comment on your turn and using it to set the scene and improvise freely around it. The game is not tightly structured, has no dice, and has a lot of room for interpretation. It's meant to be played in maybe half an hour or an hour by a group of friends who like joking around and poking fun at stupidity.	Collaborative Story	Yes	No	2+	1 - Super Easy
Eat Poop You Cat by Mike Hulsebus A writing and drawing game in which a set of silly books is created.	Collaborative Story	Yes	No	3+	1 - Super Easy
Everyone is John by Michael B. Sullivan A freeform storygame in which players portray the voices in the head of an insane man named John.	Collaborative Story	Yes	Yes	3+	1 - Super Easy
Exile by Asbjorn Olsen A moody storygame from Denmark, exploring the depths of loneliness.	Collaborative Story	Yes	Yes	4	1 - Super Easy
Subnormality by Paul Lantow A storygame in which players portray the unfulfilled dreams of a person they try to affect in a positive way.	Collaborative Story	Yes	Yes	2+	1 - Super Easy
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
Pocket Things by Tod Foley Pocket Things is a silly little storygame for people with pockets, and things in them. Guest appearances by Chuck Norris possible, but not guaranteed. Yeah, it's a game about the things in your pockets.	Collaborative Story	No	No	2+	1 - Super Easy
Happy Birthday, Robot! by Daniel Solis A storytelling game in which players take turns writing the story of Robot's birthday. The dice determine how many words you'll get to write, and your fellow players will then get to modify your sentences. How much can you say in four words? How much can your friends add in just three? Play time: 30-45 Minutes. Ages 10+.	Collaborative Story	No	No	3-5	1 - Super Easy
Tech Support by James Mullen The premise is simple: one player takes on the role of someone employed in tech support, while everybody else takes it in turn to call them with problems. The twist is that the callers can be calling up for the support they need in doing anything and the call-taker will help them, no matter what.	Roleplaying Game	Yes	No	2+	1 - Super Easy

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