Really fun little game, easy to pick up but a lot of fun strategy. Thanks for making it!
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Thanks so much for letting me know, XionKuriyama. It's running fine in Chrome for me, so I'm a little stumped; I'm using a Macbook, though, so I'll try it on a Windows PC in the morning and see if I can figure out what might be going on.
Any chance you could grab a screenshot and send it to me next time it happens?
Hey! Sorry, I clearly don't check this thread enough. The responses are not saved centrally, as the game runs entirely in your browser; building in a server to save all of that would have made the build a lot more complex. I'm encouraging people are interested to download their log and share it on social media with the hashtag #AloneAmongTheStars.
I used a version of the background from this pack in my last game. You can check it out here: https://adnroy.itch.io/alone-among-the-stars-twine-version
Thanks so much!
Hi all, this is technically a video game, not a TTRPG, but it's an adaptation so I figured some people here might be interested.
I just finished putting together a Twine version of Alone Among the Stars, Takuma Okada's single-player TTRPG about exploring space, and I wanted to give people here a chance to preview it before it goes public. If you run into any bugs, definitely give me a heads-up. (Advance warning, it doesn't really work on mobile right now; I'll be putting together a mobile build at a later date.) Here's the link, the password is amongthestars: https://adnroy.itch.io/alone-among-the-stars-twine-version
That's a very good question. Ideally, I'd love to find a system where everyone can just post photos, so they can draw on paper and then just take a picture with their phones or computers. Honestly, the best way might even be to run a game on a forum or messaging service, so you could just scroll through the replies. I think Skype chat would probably work.
Hi everyone! I'm Adam. Pronouns are he/him. I started playing RPGs as a tween in the early aughts (D&D, Shadowrun, and some informal play-by-post), then took about 15 years off to pursue other interests before getting into writing them as a creative outlet a few months ago. I've written six short games so far (check them out at http://adnroy.itch.io) . I'm trying out different genres and consider myself a novice, but I'm especially interested in writing the kind of horror games that I'd like to play.
Find me on twitter at @adnroy. (Be forewarned: I write about outdoor sports and the environment for my job, so along with the game design tweets, there are a lot of rants about hiking/the national parks/global warming and mass extinction).
Name of System: Custom/indie
Number of Players: 2 or more
Approximate Session Length: 30-60 minutes, though game includes options for longer lengths if desired.
Testing Period: Ongoing; hoping to launch final version next month.
Other Details: Moss Creeps, Stone Crumbles is a co-op storytelling and drawing game where the players build the story of a forest over 100 years. It was created for the #CozyGameJam, and is meant to be both easy to pick up and calming.
How To Contact: adamroygames@gmail.com
Get the game here: https://adnroy.itch.io/moss-creeps-stone-crumbles
I released a little game this month called Moss Creeps, Stone Crumbles for the #CozyGameJam. It's a diceless, GM-less drawing game about 100 years in the life of a forest. One player in the circle draws a little, minimalist scene and the next one interprets it, and so on: https://adnroy.itch.io/moss-creeps-stone-crumbles






