I’m so glad to bring you You Reap What You Sow, a new narrative one-shot RPG that explores the uneasy alliance of three undead beings all descended from one human life. How did you die, why did you get separated, and how can you come to some kind of closure before the Reapers put you back […]
Our newest game just hit digital shelves. Swing by the itch store or buy it right here and check out our newest rpg. The Long Way Home is a 2-player asynchronous journaling rpg about a post-apocalyptic couple separated by circumstance struggling through the badlands and the dangers of their unexplored Habitat to find a way […]
Crisis is a roleplaying game of escalating stakes racing against disaster to tell a story. Players define the margins and color in the major points at the beginning of the session, and explore those plots, people, and places in detail during the scenes themselves. Each scene features a player character designated the Protagonist whose story is told […]
We’re interested in breaking down some of the assumptions about what games have to be about, or how they get played at the table. Each of our adventures and games wrestles with a core concept: what if an entire Fate game was told in flashback? What if revealing secrets was a major mechanical effect? Can you build character creation just from custom card draws? And our settings are all about something as well: What world necessitates airship travel? How does society continue in perpetual darkness in the post-apocalypse? How do you define yourself when the world has forgotten who you are?
Games, like a lot of media, should still be about something. Our background is in theatre and we also design tabletop board and card games, so we’re keen to explore the intersection between rules and story, and what you can read into the gaps between the two.
Thank you for taking a look at what we have to offer.