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This is so cool :) I came to the game with no prior knowledge of either the "Crafted in a Shell" SRD or the Magnus Archives,  so I was a little uncertain how it was gonna go, but the game does a beautiful job of establishing the rules and setting while still allowing loads of room for a vast range of conspiracy-horror type story.  I ended up with the story of a small group of online influencers gradually realising they were being targeted by the supernatural and it was loads of fun. I'd recommend this game with no reservations. 

This was super fun and super evocative :) The attention to detail in the mechanics and the probabilities really shines through. I wanna make homebrew cases so I can keep playing for a long time

If you're still open to requests , I'd love something with the moon, snow, and abandoned buildings for a sorta kinda post apocalyptic game with some gnarly destiny stuff

It's submitted :) Thanks so much for your kind words

Everyday Enchanter really helped me this year .. so I had an idea for a little game inspired by it with a bit of New Year's Eve flavour and slightly different mechanics. Would that suit the theme of this jam?

This is really spooky! I wanna put it in my atmospheric playlist for Arkham Horror LCG

Hi :) Lovely to make your acquaintance , Deric .  Lol , I too decided this was the year I was gonna publish something and came up with a bunch of little bits and bobs. I'm super looking forward to seeing everything everyone submits next week as well. Everything up to this point has been awesome.

Such a vivid game :) Just a beautiful way to evoke some nostalgia and melancholy and satisfaction all at once . It's perfect for the time of year :) 

I submitted it :) 

For me , I live in a university town so autumn is always the busiest, liveliest time of year. So I was thinking about autumn as a time of change and activity and preparing for things,  and I was also thinking about the sea..So I ended up with a concept where the player is the genius loci of a harbour in autumn...

I've got my little chart of thematic prompts ready, now I just need to write the actual prompts themselves :)

Nice to meet you too! Looking forward to seeing your work as well :) We can cheer for each other to get it done :) 

hello!This jam seemed to have lots of lovely friendly energy, so I wanted to join and since I've made a little resolution to be social , I thought I'd make a little topic to introduce myself.  I'm Beth and I make itty bitty little solo TTRPGs with a fairytale vibe, and I kinda have an idea for a "cold winds off the autumn sea" type setting for this one..

My first impression is that this is really nice design :) .  I think the structure of  progression in the game especially- the "plot" being progressed by the clock vs the way you tie character progression to resolving Unfinished Business  -  is super clever and a neat way to  make sure your narrative themes are really threaded through the mechanical bits of the game as well as the writing . 

Just wanted to say, I really liked the screen you get if you get if you choose not to play after seeing the trigger warnings. It was really sweet and supportive , and it made me smile :)

I stumbled on this by chance and I'm glad I did. Confident writing and characters that are really easy to care about. Keep it up!

I gave it a try and this is such an marvellous little game. The art and sound are absolutely beautiful, the writing is top-notch and the battles are a treat to play. I'm looking forward to see what the developers do next :) 

Ahhh, this game is so lovely.I'm really glad I tried the demo. Looking forward to updates :)

-Who was your favourite character?

Matias! Really amazing writing to make him seem so different across the various paths and still seem like the same person underneath

- Did you try different choices?

Yes :) I don't think all of them but quite a few..

-What did you think of the black and white aesthetic?

It's what caught my eye. It's so elegant, like a storybook. Very fitting for for the characters and setting.

-Would you like to see more coloured CGs?

Yes, from time to time. It made for a lovely contrast..