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A roleplaying/storytelling game in which you play desperate, washed-up individuals on a final mission that'll set them up for life. Unlike other RPGs, you don't get to define a single aspect of your character - everyone else does that during play by insulting you. GM Optional.
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Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story |
No |
No |
3+ |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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a 1 page RPG of wuxia splendor
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Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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Remember Tomorrow is a role-playing game set in the near future. Look at the world today, now flash it forward twenty minutes into the future. Sky Cars: Check. Memory Couriers: Check. Everything Else: Slightly Changed, huh, how about that? It's a quick and dirty near-future "cyberpunk" game that features: easy character generation; an ensemble cast of PCs and Factions; goal-oriented stories built in play; GMless, scene-based resolution.
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Roleplaying Game |
No |
No |
2-5 |
3 - Mildly Crunchy |
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You are retired and living in the Primrose Place Retirement Community just off of I-95 outside of St. Augustine, Florida. It’s a pleasant enough place. Every Thursday afternoon, you get together in the Primrose Place Activities Center with some of the other residents and reminisce about your lives over a friendly game of dominoes. |
Roleplaying Game, Collaborative Story |
Yes |
No |
2-4 |
1 - Super Easy |
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A game in which the players portray gods and collaboratively or competitively create a fantasy world from scratch.
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Roleplaying Game |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
1 - Super Easy |
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Enter Hallow, the blasted remnants of what once was a world. In Hallow, humans, elves, and other traditional humanoid creatures of high fantasy survive – and often prosper – in small plots of habitable terrain. These plots are maintained only by ancient, supremely intelligent magical constructs that date past the reach of mortal memory to the time before the great cataclysms that obliterated the previous world.
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Roleplaying Game |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
4 - Moderately Crunchy |
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Magical Cats in Various Lighting Conditions gives us a cute little town, a place called Summer’s End, full of cats, humans, and spirits. The game focuses on the stories the cats of this town tell.
You’ll play a cat with magical powers in a semi-magical world, such as those of Miyazaki films, or like the world of Chuubo’s Magical Wish Granting Engine. |
Roleplaying Game |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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The Name of God is a little cynical trip into a bizarre hole, filled with homeless people, weird omens, dangerous situations, and ritual chanting.
No, seriously, you will have to intone the words, or you will never find your true self again!
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Roleplaying Game |
No |
No |
3-4 |
1 - Super Easy |
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This is a role-playing game about a home. In this home lives a family, or a succession of families. You’ll draw the home and watch as it changes with the family over the years.
You will need a good-sized sheet of paper to draw on, pencils, and something on which to record characters (index cards are good). A big pile of 10-sided dice is helpful but not necessary. You'll also need to print and cut out the game cards, or transcribe them onto something.
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Collaborative Story |
Yes |
No |
2-6 |
2 - Focus/Imagination |
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A roleplaying game of the "Otherkind" (Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, Trolls and Numinous Animals) in their struggle to save their magical ways from the encroaching Iron of Man.
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Roleplaying Game |
Yes |
No |
2+ |
3 - Mildly Crunchy |
