Exploring how Neighborhood Robots from the Giot Anthology modifies a solitaire card game to turn it into a solo journaling roleplaying game. Build mechs to eliminate threats to your community.
feels very hopeful and timely – the community will persist ^^ i like that change a lot to fit the theme! in general, seems like a wonderful anthology. thank you for sharing <3 it is really cool when mechanisms from other kinds of games get incorporated into another type of game! reminds me of how there's one class in "You Will Die In This Place" by Elizabeth Little (https://liz-shrikestudio.itch.io/you-will-die-in-this-place-free-preview), the Zirbari Headhunter, who essentially plays poker for making their actions ^^ (all the classes in that game have such unique and very different mechanics for making their actions!)
"The game is framed as the reconstruction of a lost and unfinished indie game, pieced together from fragments of notes, design documents, and personal reflections. It is a story about creativity, communication, identity and coming to terms with loss."
That sounds so interesting! Might need to check it out.
it is super fascinating! i supported the gamefound project for it; so i have the full game, haven't had the time to read the full thing, but have skimmed a fair amount, and it's really really cool from what i've seen ^^
feels very hopeful and timely – the community will persist ^^ i like that change a lot to fit the theme! in general, seems like a wonderful anthology. thank you for sharing <3 it is really cool when mechanisms from other kinds of games get incorporated into another type of game! reminds me of how there's one class in "You Will Die In This Place" by Elizabeth Little (https://liz-shrikestudio.itch.io/you-will-die-in-this-place-free-preview), the Zirbari Headhunter, who essentially plays poker for making their actions ^^ (all the classes in that game have such unique and very different mechanics for making their actions!)
"The game is framed as the reconstruction of a lost and unfinished indie game, pieced together from fragments of notes, design documents, and personal reflections. It is a story about creativity, communication, identity and coming to terms with loss."
That sounds so interesting! Might need to check it out.
Thank you!
it is super fascinating! i supported the gamefound project for it; so i have the full game, haven't had the time to read the full thing, but have skimmed a fair amount, and it's really really cool from what i've seen ^^