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This is a pretty neat idea - thanks for sharing how you do this.

A little extra thing you can do to make the project feel more blog-like is to change the “Development log” heading on the project page to something like “Blog posts”. It requires some custom CSS, so assuming you have that enabled for your account, you can add this to your project’s CSS:

#devlog h2 {
  visibility: hidden;
}
#devlog h2:before {
  content: "Blog posts";
  visibility: visible;
}

Great - I’m glad it’s working for you!

Printing the items on US letter paper usually comes out fine - the sizes end up slightly different, but the difference is negligible and they’re perfectly usable on character sheets.

That being said, I’ll see if I can produce a US letter size version. I try to avoid excess files on these things if they’re not strictly necessary, so will see what difference it makes.

Since the free copies were all claimed so quickly, I bumped the number from 50 to 70, making another 20 available :)

Beautifully illustrated and designed setting and adventures. They look incredible and include some great stories with unique and interesting mechanics and characters. Excellent world-building and brilliant execution - a wonderful addition to the Mausritter library!

Ah thanks for such a great review! I appreciate you taking the time to write up about it, and I’m glad you’ve enjoyed the setting so much!

Evocative writing and an excellent map to explore. Wonderful work!

I’m so glad - thanks for letting me know!

Oh I love these - already have some ideas about how I could use them.

I still have the AI option on my projects that aren’t assets (none of mine are assets), so I can edit the setting per-product. I suppose I’ll do that eventually, but it will take a little while.

If you have a public asset page on itch.io and you view your dashboard, you will now see a blocking dialog instructing you to classify your pages.

When I go to my dashboard, I don’t receive any dialog. I can edit the AI settings on my individual project pages, but I have quite a few projects and would much rather update them in bulk. Is there a way I can force the bulk dialog to show?

Hi there,

We’re needing you to approve the Tabletop Stocking Stuffers bundle for this game. Please do this ASAP, otherwise we have to remake the bundle without you. Here’s the bundle link for you to approve it: https://itch.io/b/2756/tabletop-stocking-stuffers

Hi there - we need you to approve the bundle as soon as possible. Here’s the bundle link: https://itch.io/b/2756/tabletop-stocking-stuffers

I have updated the setting with some key new features to make navigating the book and finding new adventures much more user-friendly. Details here: https://hlashbrooke.itch.io/whiskers-in-the-wind/devlog/832826/new-setting-features-and-improvements

This is a full setting that goes far beyond a card, but I added a “demo” card that can be downloaded for free, that includes hyper-distilled content for the Whiskerwind Hollow setting. That card is my submission to this jam.

I love that this was created for this jam - looks like a lot of fun!

I don’t have a plain text version available, but if you want to do an official, published translation, then contact me here and we can discuss a deal.

Well enjoy! In terms of rules, this uses the core Mausritter rules, so you can follow those as you play through the Whiskerwind Hollow setting.

😄

Thanks! I’d be happy to send you a free download link for the whole thing since the art from your work is such a key part of it. I don’t want to post that publicly, but if you drop me an email here I’ll send you the link: https://tenacregames.com/contact/. Or you can find me on Discord as hlashbrooke.

I used a few of the creature illustrations for the bestiary in a new Mausritter setting: https://hlashbrooke.itch.io/whiskers-in-the-wind

Thanks for making this beautiful work available!

Hi there!

You can install plugins on any self-hosted WordPress site. It’s only WordPress.com that charges so much for their Business plan.

If you use a managed WordPress host (WP Engine is a great option), you can get a reasonably priced hosting service that gives you much more free that WordPress.com.

No worries! I see you already added something else - thanks!

Since this game was published prior to 2024, I’m disqualifying it from the jam.

Simple and clear settlement for Mausritter, with a neat pair of factions that will definitely allow for some interesting gameplay! Nice work :)

This is a great video! Thanks so much for playing and reviewing Corporate Onboarding. You make some great points - I really enjoyed watching and listening.

I’m glad you appreciate the great/awful use of Keynote!

That sounds great! Get in touch with me here: https://tenacregames.com/contact/, and we can coordinate things.

No worries - I’ll remove this one then. The focus here really is on games that can be quickly printed on one page and slipped into a Christmas stocking.

Since I can’t tell from the project page - is this a single-sheet game?

No worries - I’ll remove this from the jam then.

This looks like a poetry zine and not a playable game, so I’m going to remove it from the jam.

In that case, I’m going to remove it from this jam, since this is for collecting games. A similar jam for poetry would be great to see, but this isn’t the place for it :)

Since a zine could be anything, I need to ask: Is it a playable game?

Could you please confirm if this is 1) a game and 2) it can be printed on a single sheet of paper?

This doesn’t appear to be a single-sheet game (i.e. it can be printed on a single sheet of paper). Could you confirm?

Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it.