Awesome!
If you open in chrome it will let you install it to your home screen as an app!
I don't know how people access Itch reviews so I'll leave this here:
If you're interested in sologaming you've got to give this a try. It is the full Unfolding Machine, so it might look a little overwhelming -- but it has several different *modes* that facilitate all kinds of different methods of play.
It's a Co-GM, it's a Solo VTT, it can play my most complex games and allow me to play it alone with ease. PUM Companion settles the chaos of my mind, its got a pretty detailed manual and tutorial built into the app to get you going a bit and an active community to help.
It gives you a guided setup to place your preferred game or world into it's different moving parts and custom tables too, so if you have some favorites you want to bring in from your favorite solo tool.
THE solo gaming environment in my heart.
This game is amazing! I am often looking for RPGs that sort of help the GM play, and this game has Flowcharts that almost made my jaw drop. It is the most easy to approach game as a GM and the weird world and fluorescent art just draw the eye in. One look at the GM screen art and it puts your imagination in a great place for UVG.
If you've been craving a game that's really about the long strange trip, this is the one, stop looking you found it.
Honestly I've gotta say Juice lives in my Notebook and the two very main things I use are just the standard die of fate resolution and meaning tables.trap table is also good for magic items..
Making magic items through the creature trait thing.
I essentially use Lilliputian as my system and Juice fills all the gaps. A dungeon, hexcrawl, and weather kit would make it essentially replace mausritter for me! Lol
Very excited to see what you have in store!
The best email to receive! I am so happy to see the monster generator system agnostic! I could make do with the 5e list, just making up stats as makes sense for the system I'm in, but these new tables will be *even better* for that.
I really love the idea for generating a sense because when I try to write "At First Sight" sections for ROOT I tend toward using the same descriptions, and this will give me a nice list to roll from. I thought it was perfect before and it somehow gets even better.
One question though! What exactly is the scale table for? I obviously see it's use just in the name, but what do you primarily use it for.
I have a BIG bag of FATE dice I never get to use anymore because I play different systems these days, so I already had the loveliest set to choose from for this system.
BY FAR the best instant result *magic 8-ball* effect and I am printing BUNCHES of these to show to everyone I know.
This is now a standard GMing tool in my set.
The meanings table is also much more readable and easy to use, and with the tables provided you can easily answer ANY question you could possibly ask with easily interpretable results that fit in your pocket.
NOTE: you will need to read the full version before the pocket one makes any sense, but I LOVE pocketfolds. and this is now the best one I have.
FANTASTIC work, and setting agnostic so I can use it with my whole collection of weird space games.