Hi. My name is... you can call me Kay. My pronouns are she/her. I created The Thirty Moons System. I hate horror with a burning passion, but I love playing dramatic situations so I guess I am making a horror game XP. I love ponies big and (my) little. I enjoy writing fanfiction & or erotica, drawing, I am currently dabbling in making a videogame I don't know if I will get far, but I am having fun with it so far and last but not least I, of course, make physical games, TTRPG's and zines. 

  So my first thought for a winter horror land is a haunted house. In My Little Pony they have a holiday called Hearth Warming.  Spirits called windigos freeze everything. They are a force of nature that can not be stopped. They can be held at bay. If you give something in the name of friendship it creates a fire of friendship that drives the windigos away. On Hearth Warming every pony creates giant fires that will keep the windigos at bay for another year.

  You are locked in a house that is being frozen. Every five minutes everyone has to give up part of their character. Once no one has anything left to give they all freeze. I don't know how you win yet. Short point long my inspiration is the windigos from MLP.

 If you have any ideas feel free to let me know. If you need help with your game I will be glad to help in any way I can. <3

Hi everyone! I'm Penny, a ttrpg designer, editor and sensitivity reader :) I mostly make cozy, horror and folkpunk games inspired by my own (Romani)  culture's folklore and mythos. I love all aspects of horror genre but for this jam I'm planning to make a short and punchy solo game using the theme of isolation :) I was super excited to find this jam that combines festive and horror - two of my fave themes to combo! - and I'm excited to see what everyone comes up with for it! :D I'll be putting community copies up of the game; if they run out and you want one please shout at me and I'll put more up - I try to make sure there's always community copies available for all but it's sometimes hard to notice when they run dry :) 

Hi everyone, I am George, releasing games under Koke RPGs. 

I find the theme really interesting as I have never created a horror game (not that I have a lot to show as I only started publishing the last two months)! I was also looking into some postcard games lately and thought it will be interesting to try and make my idea fit on a postcard / business card as well. 

Let’s see how it turns out :) I am planning releasing the text only version for free and also have community copies available.

Really excited to see what everyone will come up with!

Hi all, I'm a newbie writer who's been doing art and designwork in ttrpg but only started writing my own stuff last month.

I just entered my submission: Zombieees! in Santa's Village (read like Panic! at the Disco because I'm that guy) which is a module for my one-page system Zombieees. It's a kid-friendly, tongue-in-cheek horror with the option to go darker up to the GM and players' discretion. Very rules-lite and simple mechanics with lots of freedom and possibilities :)

Hi, everyone. I'm Morvil (they/he/she), translator, GM and mythology enthusiast, now leaving as an expat in Czech Republic. Together with my husband (Moyzhes) we create indie TTRPG's for some time now. The Winter Horrorland Jam offered me a great way to express myself out of depression, so I managed to devise two small games to submit. One explores the themes of home and homelessness and involve group of people escaping from a monster on the streets of big city. Another is inspired by Icelandic tales of a draugr - a sort of evil undead - creating havoc at the roof of the household and centers on feelings and conections. Both are light-ruled, the second one - GMless.

Hiya! I'm Lore (she/her), working on about a thousand TTRPGs so why not add another? I love romance, fantasy, horror, sci-fi and queer themes.

For this jam I'm writing a tarot-based solo game where you play as a character who has gone home for Christmas... only to get snowed in just as a grisly murder is discovered. Now you're trapped with family, friends and strangers, all of whom had motive and opportunity. Learn everyone's secrets, repair relationships and find the killer before they try to eliminate those who suspect them. Totally inspired by the movie "8 Femmes", which is so very silly and I cannot recommend it enough.