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A solo game where you try to survive the zombie apocalypse using a card deck and a six-sided die.

A hack of Takuma Okada's Alone Among the Stars about scrying the Otherworld in a black mirror.

A solo game in which you explore the Plane of Water in a fantasy setting, writing down what you see.

A solo game where you explore the wasteland after the Final Wars using a card deck and a six-sided die.

A solo game in which you explore the Plane of Fire in a fantasy setting, writing down what you see.

A solo game in which you explore the plains of a fantasy setting, writing down what you see.

A solo game in which you explore a fantasy castle, writing down what you see.

A solo game in which you visit the fair, writing down what you see.

A solo tabletop rpg about making a mythical night-time drive across the U.S.

A solo game in which you explore fantasy swamps, noting what you see.

A solo game in which you travel through a fantasy settlement, journalling your progress.

A solo journaling game about making contact with the living

A solo game in which you travel through fantasy mountains, noting what you see.

A solo game in which you explore a fantasy forest, noting what you see.

A solo game in which you explore a fantasy desert, noting what you see.

A solo game in which you explore a ruined fantasy city, noting what you see.

A solo game in which you explore the wilderness, noting what you see.

A solo game in which you sail the seas in a one-person ship, taking note of what you find.

Something is trying to get you out of bed by showing you anything other than what it is or what it wants.

A solo horror game about being hunted, and leaving behind records.

A venerable magician, alone in their secluded abode, muses upon mementos & memories...

A solo game where you explore the ruins of civilisation using a card deck and a six-sided die.

A Journaling and Mapping Game

A solo roleplaying game about exploring the remnants

a solo roleplaying game about coming to terms with your past

You might be here for the journey, not for the destination.