Wild stories come to life in this TTRPG where the ideas of a kid’s imagination about the strange happenings in town turn out to be… at least a little bit true! Rock-paper-scissors your way to the source of the mystery to find out what REALLY happened, and have fun using actual household gear to do so!
We often think of bursting into a scene with full power as being better in tabletop RPGs, but… that’s not always the case! Children With Wands challenges this in an amazing fun and creative way as they try to learn how to use their magical abilities… and sometime accidentally crank the volume up a bit too much (which just makes the story wonderfully chaotic). Find out more here and go check out the project!
This one-pager TTRPG is all about playing as a skeleton… and trying to go on an adventure out in the human dungeon! We had a lot of fun playing this one out (it ended with skeletons defeating a balrog and running a spaghetti shop) and I hope you enjoy it too!
Everspark is a new all-ages TTRPG system that’s designed to give players the storygame experience that they imagine when they think of epic adventures and the types of stories they want to tell with their friends. Find out more here straight from the game’s creator!
Get a quick summary of some awesome TTRPGs that are great for playing with all ages (kids to adults) around Halloween time! Whether you’re looking for one-shots, campaigns, new systems, or just some ideas, I hope this list helps you find some spooktacular games to try out with your group!
The Long Road Home is a role-playing story game that’s framed as you and your fellow adventurers regaling eachother with the tales of your completed adventure as you take your lengthy trip back to the start. You create the story of your ups and downs, epic moments and troubling trials, and how you all overcame the great evil you set out to contest.
CATS is a micro RPG that’s great for any age and that is easy for new and young players to jump into. Find out what the game is all about and get ready to get into some feline mischief!
This one-pagers TTRPG is a fun premise with a rules-lite system that can work GREAT for young players… and it’s a wonderful game for during or just after the summer holidays! Check it out here!
TTRPGs can be great social games, but… sometimes you want to play a TTRPG and your group cancels or they can’t meet right then or you just need some alone time. This list is here to help you find a fun and active feeling solo TTRPG that you (or your kids) can play on your own!