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I know a left a comment for you some time ago... clicked here again and it's just not here... Oh well.  I just wanted to say thanks for making this and wow, it's a very clever idea that you've turned into a fun story gamey experience.  Kudos!

Thx ElBuen!  Yeah, my good buddy Zack Lewis did the water color and superimposed the hexflower grid onto the seedhead.  I agree, very cool looking!  I could have never done that part.

Sharks!   Lots of madcap combat hijinks going on here!  This would definitely make for a fun evening of jabber jawing!

this might be the most educational TTRPG I've ever seen!  Definitely the most train centric!

I love the idea of using real world sources as part of world building and for story hooks!  Nice.

A micro game with a mega-heart.  I love the idea of kindness being the main 'mechanic' of the story game.

Well done!

This looks like great fun!  Plenty of opportunity for goofy teen drama fun.  I hope you do flesh this out.  I'd love to play it!  I'm interested in how you'd add in some PC bonds and or grievances. 

Thanks for sharing this one.  Since we both participated in this jam, I think we are only one degree of Kevin Bacon apart now!

you nailed the prompt!  fun stuff.  The found object plaything is something straight out of the magic of early childhood!

This is super creative and fun.  Very evocative.  I had the same prompt!  It blows my mind to see the originality  of your work.  those pick lists are great and I like the clever mechanic!  Thanks for sharing all this!

OK, this is just awesome.  Outside the box creative wildness.  I can barely imagine what magic we might create playing this.    Actually, I really just can't imagine... but I have a genuine feeling it'd be something special, bizarre, beautiful.  Well Done and Thanks!

The dining room is freaky cool!  Although personally I don't think I'd want to eat there!

Ha!  You've made a super atmospheric setting.  I dig it!

Those endings and the way you arrive at them?  Chef's Kiss!  Kudos.  Looks so fun.

Davey

So well thought out:)   I love the way your game builds a satisfying story arc!  Kudos.  Thanks for making a thing and for sharing here!

Davey

Wow!  I'm vaguely familiar with the little toys that are your central conceit here.  So cool!  I didn't know what to expect but you made such a poignant( and also whimsical and fun) game!!!

Thanks for sharing.  So creative.  And congrats on making another cool thing!

Davey

This is so Fun!  Sheriff of Nottingham mechanics as a story game vehicle.  I love it!

Thanks for sharing your creativity.  I can definitely see having a ton of fun playing this one!

Kudos!

Davey

Elegant system.  I can see there's be lot's of spooky fun packed in this little game!  Nice Work!  Thanks for sharing your creativity and Congrats on making this!

Davey

I've been looking at some of the cool stuff people did for this Jam.  Are you going to make your contribution visible or do you prefer to keep it unavailable?  

Thx  Again!

Davey

Hey Remko,

This game is great!  Although I'm not a solo RPG'er, I can definitely see a way of hacking this a bit to make it a really fun two player experience... I just might try that.  Congrats on making something cool, and Thanks too!!!

Davey.

This looks really interesting!   Hope to see it some time.  I was just attempting to turn in the game I made and found I could peruse the games turned in so far.  This one in particular caught my eye.  Looks very fun!  Congrats on making a thing :)

Cheers, Davey.

P.S.  If I can ever get the thing turned in properly, look for Loves Me, Loves Me Not if you wanna see the one I made.

any experience with high school biology teachers using your game in the classroom?  I’m thinking it might be an awesome learning experience for kids….    

In case you didn’t guess, I’m a HS bio teacher.  

Thx!

Davey

does it change anything to drop “always” from all the sentences?  Must… but I didn’t see it somehow.  

hey Paul, was just puttering on one of my pet RPG designs and thought again about your project “Traverser”.  Just checking in and expressing hope that alls well w you (and it :). Let us know if there are any updates.  

Cheers, 

Davey. 

Pure BoB.  Love it.  Thx for turning me on to you business card game.  Yes, your safety tools innovation is great!

Davey

what a fun idea!  

I really hope I get a chance to play test this one w some friends!  I haven’t seen a single one of those movies yet, but dipping into that flavor of Americana sounds totally fun.  As does the game.  

Very  glad to see you are still at it!  

Hi, 

Heard you on +1 forward.  

Game sounds so great!   I will purchase but want to know if I should wait to print it off still....   I much prefer working from paper...   should I hold off to print it?   

Thanks for putting this out there.  Very inspiring.  Sounds like a super fun And immersive game to play.  

Cheers,

Davey 

You too (my wishes for wellness to you and yours).  

Everyone is doing pretty well here.  My wife's law practice is slow for sure, but she's keeping the doors open.  Teaching high schoolers online is weird but some aspects are still very positive and cool even virtually.  Daughters are healthy and happy :)

Cheers.

👍. From what I’ve seen you’ve got a great central mechanic here. It may be the most engaging collaborative approach To resolution I’ve seen.  Looking forward to seeing how you implement it. 
Cheers,

Davey. 

Infinite Past looks cool.   The basic mechanic appears to be a fun twist on social deduction.  

 I am a bit of a luddite maybe?  Don't see how to communicate with you except to post a comment in an unrelated space (here).  I just want to say that I'm really looking forward to seeing what you are doing with Traverser.  It sounds like it's right up my alley!  

Cheers,

Davey

Very nice to see you've more or less completed this game and are putting it out there!  I really enjoyed the few playtests I was involved in a few years ago.  Kudos!

oh great.  Thx.  I only saw digital there.  I’ll try again!  

I’m guessing no... just thought I’d ask.  Going on a road trip and would prefer a physical book.   

Cheers, 

David.