Okay, so funny story - I stumbled upon this because of the game icon work you've done. I was browsing through for ones to use on a game I'm currently developing, and happened to notice your name on one, because of a silly comment. Then, after I saw that, I started to notice that you did quite a lot of the ones I was using (and even including some that I had used for a mod on another game sometime back)! Following a couple links got me here, and wow, am I glad it did!
So, onto the matter at hand here - this is absolutely amazing! I really like the narrative-driven approach, the freedom and creativity that it allows, and the rules-light mechanics (having rolls limited to players, and only against their own character sheet is a really unexpected way to go about things, but it looks really smooth). The premise itself is great. The world setting giving you enough to get the gears in your head turning, while still leaving a lot open to the imagination. The situation that players find themselves in, how their daytime and nighttime troubles are reflected in their stats, while still being very straightforward to work with. Also there's so much cool art throughout the pages, you've got such an awesome artistic style! Seriously, there is just so much to love about everything you've done here. I don't do a ton of tabletop gaming, but I've been pondering trying to grab some folks to try this out. Even if I don't end up doing that, it has definitely given me a lot to ponder about in terms of ideas.
And yeah, I also just want to give a personal thank you for your work! Both on this super cool system, as well as the game icons you've done - you are seriously awesome! Thank you for being who you are!
Played this with friends and it was one of my best ttrpg experiences. Easy to learn for both players and Master of Ceremonies (GM). We loved the role play and I really enjoyed the mystery solving and writing an evil but understandable tragic villain
There's so much to love here, the fact that something this good isn't more well known is staggering to me. That it's available for free is also just, I don't have words. The writing, the artwork, the layout - there isn't a single thing lacking.
Games like these are why I spend a few minutes of each day on itch.io looking at the TTRPGs recently released: because every now and then, I come across such incredible nuggets as this one. Get that: the author of this game, in which you play as werewolves fighting against the minimum wage during the day and against big monsters at night, decided that it wasn't polished enough to get paid for it, so he released it for free... When I see the quality of its layout, the beauty of its illustrations imitating 1920s woodcuts, its twelve story ideas per page, its simple and elegant mechanics, its slick advice on game mastering, I can't tell myself anything else than this: this is an absolute *banger* and it's almost a shame not to give its author any money!!
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Okay, so funny story - I stumbled upon this because of the game icon work you've done. I was browsing through for ones to use on a game I'm currently developing, and happened to notice your name on one, because of a silly comment. Then, after I saw that, I started to notice that you did quite a lot of the ones I was using (and even including some that I had used for a mod on another game sometime back)! Following a couple links got me here, and wow, am I glad it did!
So, onto the matter at hand here - this is absolutely amazing! I really like the narrative-driven approach, the freedom and creativity that it allows, and the rules-light mechanics (having rolls limited to players, and only against their own character sheet is a really unexpected way to go about things, but it looks really smooth). The premise itself is great. The world setting giving you enough to get the gears in your head turning, while still leaving a lot open to the imagination. The situation that players find themselves in, how their daytime and nighttime troubles are reflected in their stats, while still being very straightforward to work with. Also there's so much cool art throughout the pages, you've got such an awesome artistic style! Seriously, there is just so much to love about everything you've done here. I don't do a ton of tabletop gaming, but I've been pondering trying to grab some folks to try this out. Even if I don't end up doing that, it has definitely given me a lot to ponder about in terms of ideas.
And yeah, I also just want to give a personal thank you for your work! Both on this super cool system, as well as the game icons you've done - you are seriously awesome! Thank you for being who you are!
Wow, thank you for saying so many kind things. If you get a chance to play, do let me know how it goes. I'd love to hear about it.
Played this with friends and it was one of my best ttrpg experiences. Easy to learn for both players and Master of Ceremonies (GM). We loved the role play and I really enjoyed the mystery solving and writing an evil but understandable tragic villain
There's so much to love here, the fact that something this good isn't more well known is staggering to me. That it's available for free is also just, I don't have words. The writing, the artwork, the layout - there isn't a single thing lacking.
Games like these are why I spend a few minutes of each day on itch.io looking at the TTRPGs recently released: because every now and then, I come across such incredible nuggets as this one. Get that: the author of this game, in which you play as werewolves fighting against the minimum wage during the day and against big monsters at night, decided that it wasn't polished enough to get paid for it, so he released it for free... When I see the quality of its layout, the beauty of its illustrations imitating 1920s woodcuts, its twelve story ideas per page, its simple and elegant mechanics, its slick advice on game mastering, I can't tell myself anything else than this: this is an absolute *banger* and it's almost a shame not to give its author any money!!
Thank you so much for such a wonderful comment. Made my day.
I'm so glad you enjoyed my game.
Woah this looks fantastic! Cant wait to play it!