Adrian Mercure
A comic about two queer women being terrible at flirting.
Supported by Adrian Mercure
a two-player lyric game about desire and boundaries.
The first volume of a collection of eclectic game recommendations.
A collection of amateur local photography of a slice of Maine.
Two disastrous detectives investigate your recent memory loss in the mysterious fantasy city of Falaisant.
Interactive Fiction
A Solo Ritual CYOA of your own being and experiences
A tabletop roleplaying game of long term rivalries for two players.
A solo table top role playing game about being trapped in Faerie and trying to bargain your way home.
A solo journaling game about humanity, sacrifice, and artificial intelligence.
A solo-journaling (+ writing to friends) RPG meta-game about sending useful items to friends playing other games.
A one player thinking or journaling experience to build empathy
we breathe life into this city together
A solo tarot game about discovering yourself after memory loss
Wishlist
Buy, trade, and win cards to boost the value of your deck. A little bit of strategy and a lot of luck!
Card Game
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A tidy puzzle game that has you sort, stack, and organize household items into just the right spot.
Puzzle
An award-winning story-telling game inspired by cinematic tales of small-time capers gone disastrously wrong.
Bo and Ao are the last ones left after a barbecue and find themselves stargazing.
Interactive Fiction
Making it through a long and exhausting summer, with just a deck of cards and your lo-fi music.
A collection of games for running a tavern with your old adventuring party.
An approach to queer game design.
A post-cyberpunk pop diva political intrigue / matchmaking RPG.
A game of trust and desire for 2-4 players