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You can also restrict the search on the National Gallery of Art: https://www.nga.gov/artwork-search?begin_year=1930&end_year=1930

I've found this: https://publicdomainreview.org/features/entering-the-public-domain/2026/

Very interestng exercise in focus and flow.

Thank you!

Using a book as both inspiration and randomizer is a very interesting idea.

Very nice use of any book as an exploration.

Clever!

Hi. Is there a full list of works entering the public domain?

Hi! What happened to your game "20xx Handbook for the recently deceased"? I played it yesterday and it was very funny, but can't find it anymore on itch.io so I can suggest it to other fellow players.

Thanks to you for the opportunity. :)

Website lockedroomgame.com doesn't work...?

Kudos for using classic "Urania" (Italian sci-fi paperbacks) as cover graphics!

I found the sum and interaction of different parts - the Laser & Feelings hack, the sanity rule, the Jenga tower - well done and captivating. Congratulations!

Very sweet! Loved the mythological translation of the nine months.

Clever!

Sublime party game. :)

Played it several times and always liked it. NB: I used Dixit cards!

The fact that the Lime tree larp is based on a true story is particularly frightful.

I really liked the endgame condition (no joking).

Fascinating. So '90's! Also, thanks for the hidden playlist. :)

Very interesting! Is there a pdf-printable version?

Nice. Now I want a supplement for the Agents of Real!

That was my aim. Thanks! Actually, I strongly suggest you have a look at the original Collodi's book - it's far better than the Disney's adaptation.

Delightful! I feel strong "Too many Cooks" vibes.

Very clever game design (it slightly resembles Microscope, which is a plus) and smart formatting. The ability to place subsequent scenes into the Void adds a nice Sliding Doors touch.

Very nice formatting formatting and creepy premise. "Gain Permanent Control of 1 Limb or Organ" gives me chills!

Clever formatting and nice tables.

Thank you very much. I usually take jams as an opportunity to write down ideas in a hurry, and then refine them later. As you've seen, the game is lacking lot of texts. I'm obviusly super-ok if others want to expand the game (now that I think about it, I should add a creative commons license).

Great Mulholland drive vibes!

Nice lynchian nuances in the text. :)

I'm not sure I've understood how to play it, but great imagery nonetheless!

Love how you took elements from Twin Peaks and transformed them into puzzle pieces that can be reassembled.

Unsettling!

Very smart random generator. I think I'll borrow it!

Clever winning conditions. :)

I like that the surviving is completely in player's hands and not randomly rolled. Nice.

Liked it.

Very smart format!

Liked it very much.

Brilliant!