i recently played Yourself, "a solo tabletop role playing game about Introspection, Identity, and Heritage": https://k-ramstack.itch.io/yourself

these role playing games usually prompt me to fully commit to building a character

but this one pushed me in the opposite direction and it really was a very personal, self-narrating experience

the game requires a tarot deck, and shuffling it in-between acts created a very meditative experience

i wrote over 1k words playing it

#ttrpg #solottrpg #dmless #tarot

I've found myself with a rare free weekend and the real world is full of awful shit, so I'm going to submerge myself in solo gaming and not come up for air until Monday.

#SoloRPG #SoloTTRPG

"Pocket Heroes Adventures" is a #SoloTTRPG that lets you create characters and embark on incredible adventures with just a set of dice, a pen, and some paper. The best part? Everything you need for the core gameplay fits on two sheets of paper, which you print, fold, and assemble into a pocket-sized booklet.

https://jessikarochas.itch.io/pocket-heroes-adventures

#RPGLatam #SoloRPG #RPG

So what's your favourite solo #ttrpg that's the least like a journaling game?

I love writing but I don't feel the need to gamify the experience.

I also love boardgames so don't discard your #solottrpg recommendation for being too much of a game.