Nobody asked for it, but I'm kinda stuck in Ironsworn. I was a king's (or jarl's) guard, and showed up for my shift to find everyone in the throne room dead, except for a boy who ran off with the crown. I chased the boy, but he managed to get away... He gave the crown to a man in a carriage. I went back to the throne room to look for clues, and was attacked by the (now un)dead guards, which were being controlled by the Skald/king's advisor. He to managed to escape. I've had dreams make more sense. I'm not sure which way to go in the world/story. Who's the boy? Wvu did he take the crown and give it to someone waiting? Why did the Skald raise the dead to stay me, and get away? Actually, typing this out... What if he was helping me? And ran because I attacked him... Hummmm... I need to find my character sheet and notes.
Beginner friendly soloRPGs: "Bivius" RPG. "USR 2.0" (Unbelievably Simple Roleplaying). "3Deep" (2nd Edition). Modiphius "Freeway Warrior 3: The Omega Zone" Solo RPG Book. "Plot ARMOR" is a roleplaying game in which you play the PROTAGONIST of a mecha-anime. "The Artefact" is a story game for one player, designed for contemplative solo play. "Stranded" is a solo RPG about wilderness survival in an isolated and hopeless scenario. and i have to mention: "The Quiet Year" is a map game. You define the struggles of a community living after the collapse of civilization, and attempt to build something good within their quiet year." which is a really good solo game.
Candy land the dark saga would be a great game. The gumdrop hord comming to inslave the jellybeans was a really good campaign to run. Expecally when the lickrish dragon's loot gave me a +2 sweet and saltie stick. Very op.
The only Solo games I have played are the D&D board games , but the harder adventures really need more than one player ( I guess you could play several characters though). Last month my sister and her family came for a visit and my nephew (8) and my niece (5) were entranced with all my miniatures and of course wanted to play castle Ravenloft as soon as they saw it. They understood the rules no prob with little guidance , the only thing I changed was letting them swap out the original heroes for models they liked just using the original hero stats and ability cards ( lol which led to things like a golden guardian cleric, or a unicorn rouge LoL). We must have played 15 or more times during the 2days they visited . I realize all that is off topic a bit but I thought it was a wholesome story to tell.
I love the 'Adventurer' game! But instead of writing in a journal I do drawings or Paintings because I enjoy that more. I feel that it helps with art block and it can be fun ^~^
Hi, glad you enjoy playing the Adventurer. Doing pictures instead of writing journal entries is a great idea! I would love to see some if you have them online somewhere as I’m always interested to see what people are doing with my little game. Thanks.
@@jameschip22 Dear James. I heard you dabbled in some other creative hobbies before you got into making games. Legend has it you were on the case with the phat beats bass and have a memorable face. Additionally, rumour has it you actually auditioned for the part of Dr. Alan Grant in the original Jurassic Park film. Is there any truth in this? I would also like to congratulate you on creating a game that seems to be gaining popularity. Good work! All the best, Sir Oily Grillies
I've been playing a lot of Thousand-Year-Old-Vampire lately, and having great fun with it. As a bonus, the journal it generates can serve double-duty as a backstory or prop in a tabletop RPG. I've used it to take deep-dives into the heads of some of the Vamps and Renfield's of my Night's Black Agents campaign.
I literally searched for solo RPGs yesterday and couldnt find anything, you and your channel are pure gold. Im hoping that more people will get to know you
Thank you so much. As someone who exclusively tries to play solo games (not many RPG players in my country), I was always looking for something like Mythic. Thats an instant buy for me now.
There is a solo adventure in the Call of Cthulhu Starter Set, it is written to teach a player how the game works. It is still pretty fun, even if it is more of a 'choose your own adventure' type of scenario.
I think you are speaking of Alone Against the Flame. Chaosium has also put out other solo adventures titled Alone Against the Dark and Alone Against the Frost.
Going to check out the Adventurer. Sounds cool. The best solo RPG experience I've had is with a game called Ex Novo, which allows you to design and chronicle the rise and potential fall of a city/nation. I've used it to develop towns in my group sessions and it often adds some decent depth to what might otherwise be hand-wave generic towns the group travels through.
I feel like having the same card represent the same problem all the time in the Wretched could actually add in some real roleplay to it. After all, when, say, your car's brake pads get worn out, you replace them. If they're worn out the next time you take the car to the mechanic, you start looking into the rest of the braking system, because brake pads should not be wearing out that fast. I'm envisioning a version of this game where you regularly draw the same card and the journal devolving into increasing levels of frustration as your character tries in vain to figure out what is wrong with the life support system that's causing this one component to fail day after day, until finally, they just give up and let the alien in to make it a quick death.
Ironsworn is probably the best solo rpg in terms of mechanics. But if you happen to dig Mork Borg, there’s a really great solo version called Solitary Defilement that draws its inspiration from Ironsworn but within the MB setting.
A few months before the whole pandemic thing happened I was in a bookstore looking for a gift for a friend. I noticed that they had re-printed some of the old "Fighting Fantasy" books and immediately picked up quite a few of them. Some for my friend... and some for myself. He grew up in the '90s, basically right after the gamebook craze had mostly died out so hadn't gotten to experience it back in the day.
The greatest thing about the Mystic GME is all the well written advice in the text. I consider it essential reading for any solo gamer. It is much deeper that just the Fate Chart.
The Choose Your Own Adventure box you showed is awesome! The ending is a real rollercoaster. I played it with a couple gaming buddies between D&D campaigns.
I wouldn't even have thought your words the dirty way at any point, but you really made sure I did. I've never heard about any of these, nice little introduction! 8:55 Card shuffling sounds really nice, a little bit of ASMR action.
The call of Cthulhu alone against series sounds like a good deal for you if you havnt heard about them yet, they are essentially choose your own adventure books, with skill checks based off a character you make and based off the CoC table top rule set, they are pretty sweet
I expected this to be another video on Ironsworn and was pleasantly surprised it wasn't. I checked out The Adventurer last night and spent about 2 1/2 hours writing a story. Thank you for sharing!
Just found your channel today, your voice acting tips video was on my recommended. I love your presentation and you give the topics a very thorough coverage at that. In addition, your sense of humor is right up my alley. New subscriber here.
I converted my Jenga tower into a dice tower ! Well done. I'd like to add a few : 1.Four Against Darkness series. It's a hybrid board game Classic RPG lite game. - it's dungeon crawling fun and lots of fan made extras. 2. Scarlet Heroes a solo RPG DM and one player or Solitaire Old School RPG with built in GM Emulator and tons of random tables. - it's really cool and everything in one package ( book). There's quite a bit more but I thought that these two should be on the list.
I did come across a game called Hex which describes itself as a "1 page solitaire RPG". It's basic mechanic is die rolling and all you need is a printed out copy of the game/page and a hand-full of six- sided dice.
I'm having a good time using the tools of wilderness solo play from Scarlet Heroes, mixed with the fate chart from Mythic GME and the UNE NPC generator. I used this setup with various flavors of old school D&D. Like many DMs, I'm turning to this format to try all the rulesets standing in my shelf as I can.
Great video! As far as full-on board games go I would recommend Arkham Horror LCG or Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective. Also there's a lot of solo print and play games (they're free) available in BGG. From the ones I tried, I can recommend Utopia Engine (and it's sequel that I can't remember the name right now) and 1572: The Lost Expedition.
Not to nitpick but the mythic gm emulator is way more than a yes or no matrix machine. The whole threads and npcs and random events and twists that cause things to just go in way you never expected or thought about truly make it feel like you’re playing with an actual gm. It just requires you to decipher that stuff yourself.
Tunnels & Trolls. The one that started the solo genre. Know your history. Respect it. It's creator, Ken St. Andre just put out Monsters! Monsters! 2.0 last year 2020. Great (best) solo engine.
@@LunchBreakHeroes Ha, right :) I was wondering if each wooden block corresponds with one of the playing cards, which I guess makes it harder to remove them... ... And because I'm not familiar with the Jenga tower and "The Wretched", I know that you have to remove the blocks one by one with one hand... You can't presumably correct the possible balance problems ?
The Wretched sounds super cool!! Have to try that. But Ironsworn takes the cake for solo RPGs. Its super well made, and is getting continued support. I've many a great adventures with it!
I'd highly recommend checking out anything from Parts Per Million on DriveThruRPG. Big Eyes Small Mouth is perhaps my favorite solo system thanks to the tools from PPM.
I was/am enjoying Ironsworn. I sort of made a story that doesn't make sense to me and I'm trying to work it out, and it gave me a bit of a headache. However, up until that point, I was really enjoying it, and I recommend it.
Scarlet Heroes, if you like OSRs/1st-2nd ED D&D, is amazing! You can easily convert most games that fit in those categories with this system as well, as it gives you tools to do so. It's also made to convert older campaign modules to 1 PC one GM play. It's super fun, give it a shot.
I was DESPERATELY hoping that when you were talking about Mythic GM Emulator as a system for resolving yes or no questions that you were going to pull out a [CENSORED] quarter to flip and that was going to be the whole system!
I wanna use this to get things that other people won;t give me . Writing it myself doesn;t work as its all me this could tranfer the decision making to an object outside myslef to give the feeling of another person .
ALONe is my solo RPG to go! Using its author's Game Master Apprentice cards with a dozen of story prompts on each, this is the least boring (if compared to binary yes/no answers in Mythic) solo ruleset I've played yet! Except for Ironsworn perhaps, but I have not played it yet.
I like the old Lone Wolf Adventure Game by Joe Dever. It was like Choose Your Own Adventure but there was combat. You also had a character sheet. There's also Deadlands The Weird West The Crater Lake Chronicles by Savage Worlds. The Call of Cthulhu Alone Against ... series by Chaosium is good too.
Yeah I've been really tired of just watching other people play with themselves, so I've finally decided to lock down and learn how to play with myself!
Hello, I have never utilized patreon before and I noticed on your page notes 'By becoming a patron, you'll instantly unlock access to 33 exclusive posts' . Yet the tier $ says per RPG video. Do we get access to everything at the cost of the tier level amount? Or do we get access to only one video and its written guide for the cost of the tier level amount? Sorry for the confusion and thank you for your time.
If you ever happen to be on reddit, there's an entire subreddit dedicated to exactly this type of gaming! Come check us out at Reddit.com/r/solorpgplay!
My single player RPG 1 deck 1 D20 / or Two 6 sided dice *Hearts are heath* *Diamonds are coins* *Clubs are wilderness* *Spades are structures* Draw a heart and stick with that heart. Low numbers don't matter its not gonna make you weaker...rest of hearts are put in pile for later _Shuffle Club,Spade,Monster,Ace cards_ *Monsters* _kill by rolling the D20_ or -both 6 sides- Joker- role 15-20 to kill / or -10-12- ^ King- role 10-15 to kill / or -7-9- ^ Queen- role 5-10 to kill / or -4-6- ^ Jack- role 1-5 to kill / or -1-3- ^ *Battle* _Both steps are for both outcomes_ *Step 1* role the D20 for you...if you rolled the numbers needed to kill the monster grab a Diamond and keep adventuring. *Step 2* role the D20 for you...if you didn't roll the number needed to kill the monster roll dice again for the monster and if they role the number of 1/any of your hearts you die. *Events* _Every event add a new heart to health_ Ace of spade - Pull next Monster in deck Ace of heart - Revive and fight a Monster Ace of Club - Shuffle adventure deck Ace of Diamond - Lose highest Diamond I made it up for single player but all you have to do is give a heart card to any other players and each take turns on the adventure...4 is probly the max to still be fun
Not a solo RPGs I was thinking about, I have been struggle what catches my interest what I write, I keep having good ideas but once I write it I lost interest I like morbid things (Of crouse I like happy things) But I like morbid things. I like sexual content if you are creating an Nsfw Choose Your Own Path or Solo Rpgs there are books are like they are fun to read but they are lousy how they've been written. quite boring on Amazon. There's aren't many Morbid and Sexual choose your own path and solo rpg out there since adults content is shun in the USA. It's easy for me to create a story for adults for enighteen and over. I like fantasy and I would write anything I have no boundires, I am one those writers. It doesn't mean I will write books for kids or teens is just I pefer books choose your own path/solo rpgs for grown ups since you can push boundires. I wonder would choose your own path and solo rpg for eighteen plus would work. For adults. The book age rating is confusing as heck even though I know it. So I will find my passion what to write wish me luck.
You are two months late... Playing by yourself... Don't you guys feel even more miserable sitting in the corner and imaginig your journeys all by yourself. I am saying because I am trying to quit living my life in my dreams lifestyle...
I'm into solo games all year long and November is #SGAM (solo gamer appreciation month.) So having the tools and knowing what's possible is always good.
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Literally laughed so hard at the start... I thought you messed up and then you got me lol
Took less than 8 seconds to get the like.
I was like "woah!" Lol
Same
Nobody asked for it, but I'm kinda stuck in Ironsworn. I was a king's (or jarl's) guard, and showed up for my shift to find everyone in the throne room dead, except for a boy who ran off with the crown. I chased the boy, but he managed to get away... He gave the crown to a man in a carriage. I went back to the throne room to look for clues, and was attacked by the (now un)dead guards, which were being controlled by the Skald/king's advisor. He to managed to escape.
I've had dreams make more sense.
I'm not sure which way to go in the world/story.
Who's the boy? Wvu did he take the crown and give it to someone waiting?
Why did the Skald raise the dead to stay me, and get away?
Actually, typing this out... What if he was helping me? And ran because I attacked him... Hummmm... I need to find my character sheet and notes.
🤣
Beginner friendly soloRPGs:
"Bivius" RPG.
"USR 2.0" (Unbelievably Simple Roleplaying).
"3Deep" (2nd Edition).
Modiphius "Freeway Warrior 3: The Omega Zone" Solo RPG Book.
"Plot ARMOR" is a roleplaying game in which you play the PROTAGONIST of a mecha-anime.
"The Artefact" is a story game for one player, designed for contemplative solo play.
"Stranded" is a solo RPG about wilderness survival in an isolated and hopeless scenario.
and i have to mention: "The Quiet Year" is a map game. You define the struggles of a community living after the collapse of civilization, and attempt to build something good within their quiet year." which is a really good solo game.
Thank you for the recommendations!
Candy land the dark saga would be a great game. The gumdrop hord comming to inslave the jellybeans was a really good campaign to run. Expecally when the lickrish dragon's loot gave me a +2 sweet and saltie stick. Very op.
The only Solo games I have played are the D&D board games , but the harder adventures really need more than one player ( I guess you could play several characters though).
Last month my sister and her family came for a visit and my nephew (8) and my niece (5) were entranced with all my miniatures and of course wanted to play castle Ravenloft as soon as they saw it. They understood the rules no prob with little guidance , the only thing I changed was letting them swap out the original heroes for models they liked just using the original hero stats and ability cards ( lol which led to things like a golden guardian cleric, or a unicorn rouge LoL). We must have played 15 or more times during the 2days they visited . I realize all that is off topic a bit but I thought it was a wholesome story to tell.
I love the 'Adventurer' game! But instead of writing in a journal I do drawings or Paintings because I enjoy that more. I feel that it helps with art block and it can be fun ^~^
Hi, glad you enjoy playing the Adventurer. Doing pictures instead of writing journal entries is a great idea! I would love to see some if you have them online somewhere as I’m always interested to see what people are doing with my little game. Thanks.
@@jameschip22 Dear James.
I heard you dabbled in some other creative hobbies before you got into making games. Legend has it you were on the case with the phat beats bass and have a memorable face. Additionally, rumour has it you actually auditioned for the part of Dr. Alan Grant in the original Jurassic Park film. Is there any truth in this?
I would also like to congratulate you on creating a game that seems to be gaining popularity. Good work!
All the best,
Sir Oily Grillies
I've been playing a lot of Thousand-Year-Old-Vampire lately, and having great fun with it. As a bonus, the journal it generates can serve double-duty as a backstory or prop in a tabletop RPG. I've used it to take deep-dives into the heads of some of the Vamps and Renfield's of my Night's Black Agents campaign.
I literally searched for solo RPGs yesterday and couldnt find anything, you and your channel are pure gold. Im hoping that more people will get to know you
You and me both! I'm glad I could slide in to help at the last moment, there. :-)
Thank you so much. As someone who exclusively tries to play solo games (not many RPG players in my country), I was always looking for something like Mythic. Thats an instant buy for me now.
I've been playing Ironsworn. It's a great rpg that can be played solo, co-op, or with a GM. And all the core set is free. It's awesome!
There is a solo adventure in the Call of Cthulhu Starter Set, it is written to teach a player how the game works. It is still pretty fun, even if it is more of a 'choose your own adventure' type of scenario.
I think you are speaking of Alone Against the Flame. Chaosium has also put out other solo adventures titled Alone Against the Dark and Alone Against the Frost.
Going to check out the Adventurer. Sounds cool. The best solo RPG experience I've had is with a game called Ex Novo, which allows you to design and chronicle the rise and potential fall of a city/nation. I've used it to develop towns in my group sessions and it often adds some decent depth to what might otherwise be hand-wave generic towns the group travels through.
This isn't that kind of video.
B.... But..... Ok then :(
I feel like having the same card represent the same problem all the time in the Wretched could actually add in some real roleplay to it. After all, when, say, your car's brake pads get worn out, you replace them. If they're worn out the next time you take the car to the mechanic, you start looking into the rest of the braking system, because brake pads should not be wearing out that fast.
I'm envisioning a version of this game where you regularly draw the same card and the journal devolving into increasing levels of frustration as your character tries in vain to figure out what is wrong with the life support system that's causing this one component to fail day after day, until finally, they just give up and let the alien in to make it a quick death.
Legend of Dragonholt is my current solo RPG. You can play as a group but you don't need to and there are rules for solo play.
Ironsworn is probably the best solo rpg in terms of mechanics. But if you happen to dig Mork Borg, there’s a really great solo version called Solitary Defilement that draws its inspiration from Ironsworn but within the MB setting.
A few months before the whole pandemic thing happened I was in a bookstore looking for a gift for a friend. I noticed that they had re-printed some of the old "Fighting Fantasy" books and immediately picked up quite a few of them. Some for my friend... and some for myself. He grew up in the '90s, basically right after the gamebook craze had mostly died out so hadn't gotten to experience it back in the day.
The greatest thing about the Mystic GME is all the well written advice in the text. I consider it essential reading for any solo gamer. It is much deeper that just the Fate Chart.
The Choose Your Own Adventure box you showed is awesome! The ending is a real rollercoaster. I played it with a couple gaming buddies between D&D campaigns.
I wouldn't even have thought your words the dirty way at any point, but you really made sure I did.
I've never heard about any of these, nice little introduction!
8:55 Card shuffling sounds really nice, a little bit of ASMR action.
The call of Cthulhu alone against series sounds like a good deal for you if you havnt heard about them yet, they are essentially choose your own adventure books, with skill checks based off a character you make and based off the CoC table top rule set, they are pretty sweet
"1000 yr old Vampire" and "Alone amongst the stars."
Love me some 1,000 Year Old Vampire!
Thousand Year Old Vampire
"What is a man?"
Not gonna lie, you had me in the first few seconds... but naw great video, please continue to share solo games you guys find, I need them!
I expected this to be another video on Ironsworn and was pleasantly surprised it wasn't. I checked out The Adventurer last night and spent about 2 1/2 hours writing a story. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just found your channel today, your voice acting tips video was on my recommended. I love your presentation and you give the topics a very thorough coverage at that. In addition, your sense of humor is right up my alley. New subscriber here.
Thank you so much!
I converted my Jenga tower into a dice tower ! Well done. I'd like to add a few : 1.Four Against Darkness series. It's a hybrid board game Classic RPG lite game. - it's dungeon crawling fun and lots of fan made extras.
2. Scarlet Heroes a solo RPG DM and one player or Solitaire Old School RPG with built in GM Emulator and tons of random tables. - it's really cool and everything in one package ( book).
There's quite a bit more but I thought that these two should be on the list.
I did come across a game called Hex which describes itself as a "1 page solitaire RPG". It's basic mechanic is die rolling and all you need is a printed out copy of the game/page and a hand-full of six- sided dice.
I'm having a good time using the tools of wilderness solo play from Scarlet Heroes, mixed with the fate chart from Mythic GME and the UNE NPC generator. I used this setup with various flavors of old school D&D. Like many DMs, I'm turning to this format to try all the rulesets standing in my shelf as I can.
Legacy of Dragonholt is a great narrative game. You can play solo or with a small group.
I second this. Lots of fun.
Great video! As far as full-on board games go I would recommend Arkham Horror LCG or Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective. Also there's a lot of solo print and play games (they're free) available in BGG. From the ones I tried, I can recommend Utopia Engine (and it's sequel that I can't remember the name right now) and 1572: The Lost Expedition.
You might want to check out Fabled Lands if you like the choose your own adventure books.
I shall do so right now!
best intro ever
Not to nitpick but the mythic gm emulator is way more than a yes or no matrix machine. The whole threads and npcs and random events and twists that cause things to just go in way you never expected or thought about truly make it feel like you’re playing with an actual gm. It just requires you to decipher that stuff yourself.
Wow - I laughed so hard in the first 15 seconds I couldn't help but subscribe.
Tunnels & Trolls. The one that started the solo genre. Know your history. Respect it.
It's creator, Ken St. Andre just put out Monsters! Monsters! 2.0 last year 2020. Great (best) solo engine.
The principle of "The Wretched" looks interesting. Do all those notes that appear on your tower of Jenga wood pieces have a link with this game?
No link at all. I just borrowed a Jenga set that happened to have those for some reason
@@LunchBreakHeroes Ha, right :) I was wondering if each wooden block corresponds with one of the playing cards, which I guess makes it harder to remove them...
... And because I'm not familiar with the Jenga tower and "The Wretched", I know that you have to remove the blocks one by one with one hand... You can't presumably correct the possible balance problems ?
The Wretched sounds super cool!! Have to try that. But Ironsworn takes the cake for solo RPGs. Its super well made, and is getting continued support. I've many a great adventures with it!
I'm actually reading through the rules now! I'm super excited to get started.
Thank you for this. Always looking for a new fun game.
Mythic GME :
Exceptional Yes ---> Yes --->
No ---> Exceptional No
Also, great vid ---> Subbed.
Exceptional "Thank you!"
I listened to that intro a half dozen times....
Moses drops staff, level one snake summoned!
I'd highly recommend checking out anything from Parts Per Million on DriveThruRPG. Big Eyes Small Mouth is perhaps my favorite solo system thanks to the tools from PPM.
I was/am enjoying Ironsworn. I sort of made a story that doesn't make sense to me and I'm trying to work it out, and it gave me a bit of a headache. However, up until that point, I was really enjoying it, and I recommend it.
A good review informative and witty.
Ironsworn: Starforged is a tip-top choice, and the SOLO supplement by Zozer allows you to play Traveller or any form of Cepheus Engine by yourself.
Thousand-year-old vampire!!
103rd Platinum reporting for duty! good content, thank you sooooooooooo much.
this was needed
my favorite were the Lone wolf adventure books, around the time of choose your own adventures and which ways
Those are awesome!
Scarlet Heroes, if you like OSRs/1st-2nd ED D&D, is amazing! You can easily convert most games that fit in those categories with this system as well, as it gives you tools to do so. It's also made to convert older campaign modules to 1 PC one GM play.
It's super fun, give it a shot.
I was DESPERATELY hoping that when you were talking about Mythic GM Emulator as a system for resolving yes or no questions that you were going to pull out a [CENSORED] quarter to flip and that was going to be the whole system!
Another recommendation for ironsworn here. Great game, great community support.
I'm interested in learning more about Ironsworn, but I just got my copy of Thousand Year Old Vampire today, so I am getting ready to try that first.
I've heard good things about that
I jave a knock off version of giant janga blocks that needs sand papering 😂
Also the adventure game sounds like fun
Man.... It's sad tho that 'the adventurer' is not free anymore.... I want to play it but can't afford it;-;
I wanna use this to get things that other people won;t give me . Writing it myself doesn;t work as its all me this could tranfer the decision making to an object outside myslef to give the feeling of another person .
A good almost solo RPG... "Space 1889", " Not coming home" (KSer), "Deadlands"......
ALONe is my solo RPG to go! Using its author's Game Master Apprentice cards with a dozen of story prompts on each, this is the least boring (if compared to binary yes/no answers in Mythic) solo ruleset I've played yet!
Except for Ironsworn perhaps, but I have not played it yet.
James Shit has done a wonderful job with this
I like the old Lone Wolf Adventure Game by Joe Dever. It was like Choose Your Own Adventure but there was combat. You also had a character sheet. There's also Deadlands The Weird West The Crater Lake Chronicles by Savage Worlds. The Call of Cthulhu Alone Against ... series by Chaosium is good too.
I didn't snicker until you said not to!
thanks for the video! :DD
No problem!
Yeah I've been really tired of just watching other people play with themselves, so I've finally decided to lock down and learn how to play with myself!
Great suggestions
Check out the game channels for solo rpgs, like artichoke dip, geek gamer and myself. Also really good solo play shown on Me, Myself, and Die.
NoteQuest is the king under the montain of solo RPG😁
Hey, Marie said it, " I must eat cake!" Didn't she? Or was that me...sorry, it was me.
Lol. That was great work. Thanks for the great info🤙
I can remember a few goosebumps books that had the choose your own adventure style. I loved them alot
Also I'll snicker if I want.
0:01 "do you like playing with yourself"... no more even needs to be said
Weren't you playing in Smash'n Pumpins or somthin ?
Hello,
I have never utilized patreon before and I noticed on your page notes 'By becoming a patron, you'll instantly unlock access to 33 exclusive posts'
. Yet the tier $ says per RPG video.
Do we get access to everything at the cost of the tier level amount? Or do we get access to only one video and its written guide for the cost of the tier level amount?
Sorry for the confusion and thank you for your time.
You get access to everything! And if you don't like what you find, you can cancel at any time--even before a charged posts.
If you ever happen to be on reddit, there's an entire subreddit dedicated to exactly this type of gaming! Come check us out at Reddit.com/r/solorpgplay!
It's all over in AUstralia
Good video, good games about two months late though my dude
Better late than never my dude
Depends on where you're at. I'm still in lockdown.
Hey lunch break heroes I got 2 Question number 1 the adventurer its free to download or not number 2 this wed have a Virus
My single player RPG
1 deck 1 D20 / or Two 6 sided dice
*Hearts are heath*
*Diamonds are coins*
*Clubs are wilderness*
*Spades are structures*
Draw a heart and stick with that heart. Low numbers don't matter its not gonna make you weaker...rest of hearts are put in pile for later
_Shuffle Club,Spade,Monster,Ace cards_
*Monsters*
_kill by rolling the D20_ or -both 6 sides-
Joker- role 15-20 to kill / or -10-12- ^
King- role 10-15 to kill / or -7-9- ^
Queen- role 5-10 to kill / or -4-6- ^
Jack- role 1-5 to kill / or -1-3- ^
*Battle*
_Both steps are for both outcomes_
*Step 1* role the D20 for you...if you rolled the numbers needed to kill the monster grab a Diamond and keep adventuring.
*Step 2* role the D20 for you...if you didn't roll the number needed to kill the monster roll dice again for the monster and if they role the number of 1/any of your hearts you die.
*Events*
_Every event add a new heart to health_
Ace of spade - Pull next Monster in deck
Ace of heart - Revive and fight a Monster
Ace of Club - Shuffle adventure deck
Ace of Diamond - Lose highest Diamond
I made it up for single player but all you have to do is give a heart card to any other players and each take turns on the adventure...4 is probly the max to still be fun
Might look like too much but its not...I play this every time I'm on break at my work because is fast and easy with no space it takes up
This video is great!
The game I am looking forward to is called Artifact
No Tunnels and Trolls? The OG game that practically INVENTED solo RPGing? Shame on you!
It's ok to play with... by yourself XD
"Do you like playing with yourself?" Bro, bad wording
Totes the point
I like playing with my self
Wait.
I can recommend Destiny Quest 2.
Blood sword 2... not so much.
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Still not in lock down!
Hi awesome vid can u post a vid that is for kids but like dnd because my son wants to be like me and start early
This pandemic is priceless. I hate people. All of a sudden the world is the way i always wanted. Solo rpgs...yes please!!!
Before anyone gets too excited, i hope it is obvious how hyperbolic this statement is.
just downloaded me 2 games, as the seconde shut-down is looming in germany 🤣😅😭
I was excited till I heard "with people not wearing masks" im out 🤣
Bye
By myself, with myself, don't tell me how to live my life.
Could I play with you?
I love the "Alone Against..." series in Call Of Cthulhu.
1000 year old Vampire
The humor and imformation was solid. Folks arent here for your opinion on masks though. Stay on topic.
Hhhahahaha "with"
Not a solo RPGs I was thinking about, I have been struggle what catches my interest what I write, I keep having good ideas but once I write it I lost interest I like morbid things (Of crouse I like happy things) But I like morbid things. I like sexual content if you are creating an Nsfw Choose Your Own Path or Solo Rpgs there are books are like they are fun to read but they are lousy how they've been written. quite boring on Amazon. There's aren't many Morbid and Sexual choose your own path and solo rpg out there since adults content is shun in the USA. It's easy for me to create a story for adults for enighteen and over. I like fantasy and I would write anything I have no boundires, I am one those writers. It doesn't mean I will write books for kids or teens is just I pefer books choose your own path/solo rpgs for grown ups since you can push boundires. I wonder would choose your own path and solo rpg for eighteen plus would work. For adults. The book age rating is confusing as heck even though I know it. So I will find my passion what to write wish me luck.
😂
You are two months late...
Playing by yourself... Don't you guys feel even more miserable sitting in the corner and imaginig your journeys all by yourself. I am saying because I am trying to quit living my life in my dreams lifestyle...
I'm into solo games all year long and November is #SGAM (solo gamer appreciation month.) So having the tools and knowing what's possible is always good.
came here thinking i'll get PC rpg games but whateves