1 GM + 1 to 4 Players
1 GM + 2 to 4 Players
"Trash Pals can be played with groups of 2+ (1 player and 1 GM). It can also be played without a GM with players taking turns narrating scenes for a more collaborative experience."
1 GM + 2 to 3 Players
"You need at least one GM and one player. It works best intimately, so, including the GM, I'd say 2-5 players."
"Operation Thingamajig is played much like a traditional TTRPG, with a team of 1-4 personnel (players) and a manager (gamemaster, MG for short) leading them along their missions. At its core, all you need to play is 1d6 per player— including the MG, paper or a digital equivalent, and your imagination"
"GM?: Yes
Players: 2 to 5, but it's up to you!
One shot?: Yes!
Time needed?: 2-3 hours"
"A game for a GM and 1-5 players, Scrawled in Blood is about players uncovering and surviving the unknown dangers of a secluded manor as one of five survival horror protagonists.
This game uses the following (or their digital equivalents)
-Pens
-Paper
-Probably too many dice (i love messin' with 'em!)"
"A Lasers & Feelings hack made for those one-shots burning with passion.
3-5 Players - DMed - Zero Prep - One-Shot
All you need to play is three dice, a few pens and some paper."
"The Dreaded and the Deep is a nautical terror roleplaying game for 3-7 players and a storyteller."
"Gull Squad is a single page tabletop game for a Game Master and 2+ players that uses cartoon logic and slapstick failures.
It is rules-lite , fail positive game which features two distinct ways in which a gull can fail their tasks.
The game also includes a Character Sheet which doubles as a coloring book page for designing your gull, drawing their favorite food, and play a fun game."
"This game is meant to be played with a Watcher (GM / DM), and 1-6 other players."
