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I'm so glad you got the chance to check out something new and challenge yourself. And this game! It's very powerful with your phrasing and what you added in there to be revealed later. I can imagine playing this with a small group at a convention and dropping that twist on them. Great job!

So that's one of the reasons I made this a longer game jam: it's a great excuse to explore and experiment.


I got the Dream one a few times too and still haven't figured out what it is XD Maybe I'll ask in the itch Discord server or we can ask in the forums. For zero players, I imagine it's now of a joke game? 


I've seen some very legit taglines too, such as A Lasers and Feelings game for 2-4 players. So maybe save some of the titles you like to make the games you want, then do some research for some of these systems.


Hmmm, it might be worth making a topic for SRDs and such that are featured in this generator.

My pleasure; thank you again for making the generator!

I just wanted to let you know that this generator is the focus of an entire game jam! There are some fun, creative, and at times very challenging combos that come up X3

Thank you so much for the inspiration. I know it's a fun and silly poke at indie games, but it's also a great excuse to just create something for s and g's. I'm looking forward to creating something of my own.

Ooo great job working in an extra prompt! Tarot-prompt games can be a challenge to create, so fantastic job working it with a genre we don't often see.

I'm really looking forward to seeing how this plays!

Funny how ideas seem to stick like that XD

I love how this turned out though! It looks like a lot of fun to play!

Looks like a heck of a draw there! Can't wait to see which you choose!

3-6 players are recommended. Thank you for your interest! I'll update the information next time I'm on my laptop to include that.

I think you might be onto something in grouping games by types. As you pointed out, genre type would be good (horror vs romance), and maybe type of play (visual novel vs platform shooter vs exploration?), but also I think video game vs analogue game. I've known quite a few customers who specifically look for that difference in their bundles. The trick might ultimately be to see what groupings you get depending on how you divide things up.

Trying to think of this as a consumer even more than as a creator ^.^;; Hope it helps at least a bit.

Gah! I forgot this didn't extend into today >.< And I just finished my game, too.

Oh well, maybe next time. If anyone is curious, the game is Journey's Shuffle based on this playlist.

Awesome, thank you! I have an analogue version of a café sim that was inspired by Rocky Chack's "The Wolf Whistling Song". I'm currently working out custom cards for it and rules for a multiplayer version, but I'll be thrilled to submit it!

Sooo the server I'm in is running a mini jam (no official itch.io jam page included) that ties into this XD Those involved each made a playlist of 3-5 songs and the playlists were randomly handed out to participants. I'm slowly chipping away at mine and can't reveal the three songs yet (we kind of want to surprise each other and they might see this jam), but I'll be happy to reveal it once we've shared!

I didn't see anything about it in the rules, so I just wanted to make sure :3 I know there is no judging or prizes, but I thought it would still be fun to get the game in in case I don't finish a new game in time.

Thank you so much for creating this! I found it through one of Raspalicious' projects today and immediately jumped.

As someone who focuses on writing and uses Canva stock art, is it okay if I emphasize in my blurb with it that the game is *written* by a real human being, with artwork through Canva?

I know Canva now has the option for ai writing, so I don't know if they allow ai art now, too >.< Though I'm definitely going to try to find out.

Beth and Angel and I submitted quite a bit, and it's being shared in my server. Hopefully we'll make it!

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It's so much fun! I already have two ideas and I'm going to try to brainstorm at least two more :3

Oh absolutely! I just got carried away with them for the 12-word RPG Jam XD So I'm trying to mix it up a bit with this one :3

I'm the Munchie who came up with the zine idea XD I'm trying to take care of a few things this week, but I can't wait to work on this next week! I'd love to make a full zine of 24 word games, and I'm going to challenge myself to *not* make them all roll tables this time ^.^;;

I teared up a bit at the description for this game. I'll have to wait until I'm in a better place financially to purchase it, but I'm very much looking forward to it <3

Long story short, as much as I'd love to create a game based on my identity within the LGBTQ+ Community, is it also okay to look at identity in the terms of culture? I'm Jewish by blood but not by practice, but I haven't really explored that aspect of my heritage. Due to political bs happening right now, it might not be the best time to do so, but I feel like this jam could be the perfect excuse to do more research into something I normally wouldn't find the time for.

So would that be included in this? Technically I doubt it would be a game only I could write since I've never really been close to that part of who I am, but, yeah.

Whatever the answer, I still really want to get something made for this, either way :3

Oh this is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing 5 Second Rule!

Keep your eyes open, because we have an update ready for it, releasing in time for Halloween :3 It's not too many changes, but just a small tweak of the rules.

Thank you very much!

Absolutely happy to help! The last thing I want the jam to do is to stress folks out :3

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Yes? It'll be taken on good faith that the rules are followed, so please read through them carefully. I'll ask that the questions that come up when you submit it are answered in english, but it should be good :)

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Ah! Okay, so the temptations and virtues come down to personal interpretations of the images as well. Awesome, thank you so much for answering. I'm really looking forward to playing this game!

This looks like a lot of fun! I think I missed something though. How do you know if you face a temptation or are having a virtue tested? Does having experience mean you faced that suit before?

Wonderful, thank you very much!

I have a set of Halloween-themed bookmarks that might not have seen as much love as they could have. Would that be an acceptable submission?

If not, I'm sure I can come up with another idea :3 Just want to keep my options open.

I absolutely love this system! It is so family-friendly and easy to teach to those new to the TTRPG space (especially with those cards!), but has an entirely new depth of strategy to entice veteran players. It's also a total goldmine of inspiration for creators!

It's so rare to find a system that's diceless and cardless (other than a set of optional printouts) but can still carry the full weight of a multiplayer game. You can bet I already have a couple of games in mind for this!

You did a great job for never having made one before <3 This is my first time, too.

And I Love the idea of the sprites that are sprites!

Oh wow, I can practically see the playbooks that could be built off of this single card. It makes me wonder how the digital fae would interact with any of them ;)

I really hope folks are downloading the card to check it out. There's a back to it!

This is adorable XD I love the art, and the mechanic is nice and simple with some great humor. I also really like how great this could be for younger adventurers, encouraging chaotic fun even if they don't get what they want or a simple reroll :3

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Aww thank you! Enchanted Blend has a special place in my heart. I know I probably shouldn't keep putting it in so many different ways, but it's a lot of fun playing with the ingredients! 

Thank you very much! I admit, that part was my partner's idea and I'm so glad he suggested it :3

Okay, cool! It was probably just my sleep-fogged brain X3

It does make this fragment that much more intriguing. I admit, I'd be curious to see it implemented in a few different games >:-)

It took me a moment to understand how the target number vs number of successes work, but once I did I found this to be brilliant. Being able to turn the tables on a hunter is a great concept, and this would be the perfect addition to any game that has that scenario.

I like your aesthetics so much XD Simple and very straightforward mechanic that could lead to truly insane adventures.

This is probably my sleepy mind, but what does the x stand for in 2x and 3x? 

I admit, I didn't think much from the title, but this could be a very interesting addition to a game. It started me thinking what my own character might want tossed into the void or scrubbed clean (there are... a few things ^.^;;) I also love the lines from the sponge on the front. It does a lot to set the tone X3

The nostalgic feels are so real with this. Including the masking tape with handwritten songs on it!

I love how there's a balance between Side A and Side B. The tape could be overpowered except you really have to think about if it's really worth the risk. It's great how much oomph this could add to a game without huge long explanations. 

The part that's ripped off is so on-point, too XD