Anything more focused on reading or writing than clicking or playing: storytelling RPGs, essays, books, zines. And that aren't in other themes/continuities.
I'd been playing around with verse poems for awhile and found an excuse to put them together on World Ocean Day. Where Sea Urchins Sleep is actually a song that came to me in a dream. The cover image was painted by me at a World Ocean Day festival and I think it turned out very nice.
My very first multiplayer game! This was made for a random name/genre generator jam, and I had no idea what a lyric game was or how to make it specifically multiplayer. But I think it turned out well.
I read about Ol' One Eye, the Nessie of Texas, in a travel magazine when I was a kid. He sounded cool. Another thing that was cool; limiting myself to twelve words for this project. That was a great limiting factor.
A tie-in to a videogame I never actually finished. Kinda weird and nonsensical. My old lady cat graced the cover, though, so I still like the project. :-)
My first journaling RPG that wasn't me trying to emulate a specific one I'd seen. Started my love for using dice to randomize a story. The cover was an early AI generation back when that sort of thing was used just for funny memes; the prompt was "Mass Effect 7: The Robot is Romanceable."
My first dabbling in a journaling RPG. Shamelessly modelled after Sweaters by Hedgehog, which is the game you should actually play; that one is SO MUCH BETTER.
The only essay I ever wrote voluntarily. It made for a nice trip down memory lane. But you can't really feel my disdain for that second puzzle. I hated that puzzle so much.
