A Construct’s Nature by TTRPGkids now available on DTRPG and itch.io
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A machine imbued with life… and seeking a purpose
Born from a love of stories about robots, androids, and machines finding life and seeking meaning, A Construct’s Nature is a solo-journaling TTRPG following the path of a newly awakened being in an overgrown world sparked with magic.
“A Construct’s Nature is a gift of bite-sized, thought-provoking game sessions”
Dan Bronson-Low, author of The Librarian’s Apprentice
Throughout A Construct’s Nature, you’ll be able to choose different paths for your character while rolling dice and allocating resources to see how you fare and make sure you can continue exploring. However, unlike most other choose-your-path style adventures, this game has a strong focus on the characters you meet along the way and building up the relationships you have with them to change your perspective of the world (and influence which of the 5 endings you can access).
From deciding how best to utilize a damaged tech pad to prioritizing developing friendships with NPCs (or even if you let those NPCs tag along), the choice is in YOUR hands… and it WILL impact your tale.
“An incredible tool for young creative gamers to practice writing and have fun!”
Jaclyn Lewis, author of Rolling With the Youth
A Construct’s Nature was designed primarily for folks to have fun, take some time to think and reflect, and let their creativity flow. It’s designed for all ages (kids and adults alike). That said, there are plenty of educational applications within the story, and the game comes with a 28 page digital educator’s guide for those who want to use in the classroom.
You can find a copy of A Construct’s Nature on DriveThruRPG (digital and physical copies) or itch.io (digital only).
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