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P.S. thank you, Bam, for a free story after a long tough workday!,! I really appreciate it. I’m really enjoying your work.

this was a really sweet and sexy read! This story is extra good if you want romance with your erotica.

This was delightful! I was so keen on this story that I devoured it in 20 min. The ending also warmed my heart.

Would love to read more about these characters. I wanna know how they met!

Super useful suggestions on social norms that I hope to use in my next ttrpg with friends.

ahhh this was so cute! I want to know what happens next!!!!

This was a fun game! Perfect for the spooky season.

Love reading these musings every time. I deeply enjoy getting to read about thought processes and meanderings about game making.

I really enjoyed writing a story about gay dragons. 

This was a quick, fun game! A definite must for any tea lovers. For any practicing pagans and witches out there, this is also an entertaining way to brainstorm spell ideas.

Hi! That makes sense. I waited to buy the game, so I'll do as you suggest. Thank you very much!

Hi! Does the physical version come with any pdfs needed to play the game? The downloadable version seems like it has a few documents that look worth printing out.

My absolute pleasure! ^^

Oh my gosh, I came up with this whole plot of love, betrayal, and theft. It was great. I had so much fun. And I escaped!!

I know there's not much room on the page, but having no prompts for the intro scene where the tailor arrives at court was a bit of a struggle. It wasn't a huge issue though--my character slipped past some performers and came in as a travelling tailor/merchant.

I like to sew, so having a game themed around embroidery was immensely satisfying.

I would like to report that I got a shy, nervous friend to try playing this roleplaying game with me and she really liked it! This game was a great way to push a newbie RPG gamer friend into trying something new. We played on a Google doc which worked quite well. I played the House. As a newbie to the horror genre myself, I found it a bit hard to think of appropriately spooky things to happen, but I found it a fun challenge. We played this game over several non-consecutive nights and it was always easy to pick up where we left off. So, yeah! This was fun. 

an update! I have finally sat down to play the full game--the zine version. wow. this game really dug deep. I really felt creative flow while playing. I enjoyed the four different game mechanics/mini-games (not sure what to call them). I went outside my comfort zone and actually sat down to make the collages--and I am SO glad I did. I feel more excited about making art than I have in years! what's especially neat about this game is that the Source theme really changes the dynamic of the sacred site you create, so this game still maintains replay-ability. I've been recommending this game to friends of various faiths and been getting a lot of "!!!!" reactions :D but you can totally play this game no matter your religious background. it's just a really nice way to connection to a sacred vibe, however someone might interpret that in the game or in their own lives.

(also, thank you tori for the collage supplies. that really helped! I also picked up the extra Source booklet, which had lots of creative unique options that I never would've thought of.)

I bought the zine of this game a few weeks ago. I am completely charmed. So far, I have sent a magical paper airplane flying through space to send a message to a friend, seen a floating city, and found a mysterious dagger. I have yet to go beachcombing (in! space!) but I am really excited to try. I'm enjoying the slow nature of the game too, because then it means I can play multiple solo journaling games at a time :P (the fox curio game is waiting for me on my shelf too!)

anyway, this game is chill and delightful. I defs recommend it.

Yay! Can't wait. 

Oh, YAY! That makes me so happy.
I'm excited to play it!

Oh my gosh, I was COMPLETELY charmed by this game. I got to romance a huge fuzzy spider! the only thing I wasn't sure about was if I was able to romance all the characters or only one. I didn't want a character to get jealous or mad at me. (I romanced two people anyway though because there are just so many amazing cuties.)

I've played this game like... 5+ times now, just to see the different storylines and endings! I really enjoyed this. And the art is really fun and beautiful! Thanks for making this. I really liked it.

That's really exciting to me! I was debating buying this $60 rulebook in order to adapt Wanderhome for solo play, but instead, I am gonna wait for yours :)

This game looks fabulous! I'm gonna wait for the print edition to come out. Was this game at all inspired by Wanderhome? I get a very similar vibe.

I finally sat down to play the game! this game gave me so many feels that I cried a little! (good tears!) this is a beautiful game. I can't wait to play the full game.

what a sweet game!

You're welcome! :3 I didn't do every playthrough but I hope the sun finds a friend <3

Aw! This was a sad one. But it was very well-written! Well done.

Yeah, all those suggestions are great! Thank you.

Yes, Twine was a fun way to start. :)

I made a Twine game and had a lot of fun. I think game-making would be a fun hobby to have. But like... how do I learn how to make games? There's so much to learn and I have no idea where to start.

I'm in school right now, and need to learn slowly too.

this was fun! :D