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Hola, ¿alguna novedad? Que veo que el plazo se ha alargado otros diez días así que imagino que las gestiones siguen lentas...

You are more than welcome.

 Is it OK if I modify the cards slightly? Arrows pointing different parts and the like. 

Nice job!

I will use your cards for a little project of mine called Dungeon Poker.

I am creating expansions for my own games: misions, rules, etc. I have a lot of ideas and, more often than not, the fact of not having pictures or all the layout work pushes me back. This jam is a great way to give all that a push.

Thanks, good to know! I have a few spare ideas and half made projects that could fit just right. 

Thanks again. 

I know it says in the name in capitals "TTRPG" but, worth asking, could something else be submitted? A print and play, a supplement for another game and the like? Or just tabletop roleplaying games?

Aye-aye.

Thank you! 

Hello. Could I use the images of this generator as art for one of my projects? I would give you credit.

Hello, awesome job!

I have credited you as the artist of my little project, Talaxis Palace, which is part of the Jam of Cerulea 2024. Thank you very much for your pixel art, it is definitely worth its price!

I filled the form but I will repeat it here: I would love something similar in a sci-fi setting with aliens, space-ships, planets, space troopers, robots, ray guns and the like. Of course, it´s just a suggestion.

Love them. The game could use more options for characters. I thought of making a professional expansion...

I like very much the unblock of a new character option after gathering 40 doubloons. Just brilliant. 

Nice! With this you can make Halloween Specials!

Good one! My first idea is to make a campaign based in the kitchen of sn inn and missions are about cooking and gathering ingredients ala Delicious at Dungeon. 

Thank you! I always liked the idea of secret areas in the map full of bonus, not essential but useful. 

Oh, true! Well, there you are, a new scenario for your adventures.

In the Existing Project list doesn't appear, which is weird. Well, I will try tomorrow and see if needs time or what.

Hello,

not sure if it´s a technical problem or what but I am having trouble with my submission. I have tried either creating it and then trying to submit and creating it specifically for the jam but the title doesn´t appear in the list of my projects no matter how much I refresh the page. Here is the banner:

https://itch.io/embed/2987190

It´s visible but I just can´t submit it now. Can that be manually done? Someone else has had this problem?

All right,  good to know! That Enter Command font is awesome!

I am more of the tinker-bungler school so will be using Word XDDD (which, honestly, has everything I need for creating games) and, of course, Paintbrush. I recently got a pack of pixel art that will make wonders. I hope.

Hello there!

I am glad I found this jam because I was going to write to Blackfish asking for permission to make a little expansion and, well, here we are.

I am having big trouble with the "official" templates because I don't have the software and I am an absolute disaster when it comes to that. Is it OK if I deviate a bit from that?  I will keep it pixelated and colourful. 

Speaking of which, do you know of any decent pixelated font? I found one for free but it's not great for readers...

Nice job! I really like the videogame logic and the pixel art. The rules are simple but allow enough tinkering to keep players entertained. And includes FOUR adventures that makes a hell of a campaign. Again, well done.+

I will try this one sooner rather than later.

This is brilliant! 

I had myself the idea of creating a Mario Kart RPG and I might take some ideas from this. 

Neat. 

Awesome job! It's simple yet interesting and the plot can take the players pretty much anywhere or, even, out of the caravan. 

I like the pictures. Maybe, I would have made it more human-centric but that's a personal taste. 

Well done!

Cute pictures and nice concept.

 It could use some kind of twist to make it more different (as it is about delivery, well, create a table of crazy cargo to take to even crazier places rather than the generic space adventures).

Damn, that's a great idea: barcodes. I remember a videogame in the 80s (Barcode Battler, I think) that used the same kirk but adapting that to a single page game is damn genius. 

Great job!

Thank you! 

I find tags very useful in this kind of games as you can pack a lot of information in a single word. My big game, Super Space Knights (and it's free version, Space Knights) use tons of them. 

I like it, is fairly original! 

The only thing I would point is that you can only go forward down the mountain as the snow is covering your back. I might be missing something but there's no reason for going right or left, right? 

Tell me how it went when you do! 

There are many possible combinations for your initial group and you might find a great combo!

X is a number like 2 or 3. That's the number of successes you need to beat it in combat. Traps work the same way but you use Survival. 

Thanks! 

Thank you! The artist is Gordy Higgins!

You are quite right. The only mention is with the Trap tag. It would definitely help to clarify things if I write what stats can do.

And you can use arcane magic for survival rolls as well.

Thanks for playing it!

1: Your roll Survival for traps. If you have the Traps tag, you hit on a 4, 5 and 6.

2: Traps only have effect if not deactivated. A gate can be opened if you find a key (it's in the treasure column).

3: Basically, yes. You need qualified staff for certain activities. 

4: When you have nowhere to go. If all the corridors are explored and have an ending. The dungeon is done

The idea is great and I like the system but the font makes the reading a hard experience (the fact that.. In my opinion, the pirate slang should be kept away from the rule's explanations (still can be used in examples and flavour text) 

I like this one! It packs a lot in a few words and it's at the same time self-contained and has quite a wide scope. Just with the charts you can organise quite a few situations. 

One thing: in the last table says that the cloaking device allows to avoid ewwcounters. I don't know if it's a typo or some kind of disgusting situations XD.

It could use some images but, overall, nice job!

Love it!

Hello!

I loved this pack so much that I have used it as a cover for my last game, Join My Merry Band! and some of the Character Doodles. I mention you in the credits because I think your work is awesome!

Thanks for sharing!

In the end is making whatever makes you happy. But that's one of those recurring answers you get.

In my opinion, a game should have some setting (something that can fit in a couple of pages or even one: nothing more shoulbreaking than 50 pages of background before even explaining the attributes), a few options for creating characters (something manageable but enough to make sure nothing repeats too much), system, enemies, some adventures and, possibly, maps. Keeping the core small allows more people to read it and those really interested will go for the expansions. 

Everything else, for expansions. Even those, sometimes just add mud. Pre-made adventures tend to be fairly popular. 

Don't take me wrong, the idea is great and easily adapted to other professional fields (an airport, a hospital, whatever).  My work and life are stressful as well but that doesn't make your game less good! 

I love it! This one would have fit very well in the recent Mecha Jam but that was mainly videogames! 

Lovely layout and you manage to put fluff, introducing RPGs and plenty of rules.

Well done!