I find one page RPGs a unique challenge. I struggle with brevity (anyone who reads my newsletters will know). My first ever game was meant to be one page and ended up a dozen!
So excited for this! Thanks for sharing your resources 🔥 I just made a post about the game jam, and I intend to use my blog as a sort of devlog for the game I make! https://stormseye.substack.com/p/one-page-rpg-jam-2024
My game is Scum City Power Washers!
A game of dystopian sci-fi, super-sentai, teen drama in which players will take on the role of Power Washers, who don super hazmat suits with military-grade sanitation equipment to cleanse the Metropolis of toxic waste-born monstrosities, and the corrupt corporatocracy that created them. Meanwhile, they will have to avoid mutations and corporate suspicion, manage their social lives, and get good grades in school to uphold their secret identities and keep their loved ones safe.
I find one page RPGs a unique challenge. I struggle with brevity (anyone who reads my newsletters will know). My first ever game was meant to be one page and ended up a dozen!
Looking forward to these tips!
I have the same problem. Having a fixed limit means I’ll actually finish it. :)
I didnt even finished reading the post. I clicked download and got my copy!
Now, to finish reading the post lol
Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy it!
So excited for this! Thanks for sharing your resources 🔥 I just made a post about the game jam, and I intend to use my blog as a sort of devlog for the game I make! https://stormseye.substack.com/p/one-page-rpg-jam-2024
My game is Scum City Power Washers!
A game of dystopian sci-fi, super-sentai, teen drama in which players will take on the role of Power Washers, who don super hazmat suits with military-grade sanitation equipment to cleanse the Metropolis of toxic waste-born monstrosities, and the corrupt corporatocracy that created them. Meanwhile, they will have to avoid mutations and corporate suspicion, manage their social lives, and get good grades in school to uphold their secret identities and keep their loved ones safe.
Love it! Good luck with the game design!
Excited to see how your advice can help shape the game!