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Actual Plays, Interviews, and more
CW: Death, War
First episode back for the new year! We’re playing a solo game. Legacy of steel allows you to build/explore the background of a mech. Detail some of its history and can be a companion tool for other games.
Get your own copy of Legacy of Steel here! Continue reading “Solo: [Legacy of Steel]”
This week’s episode of solo is a super short one!
We’re playing a single person graffiti RPG.
It asks you to put yourself in the role of a pilot, likely about to die in battle, writing your final goodbye on the inside of your giant robots cockpit, like all those that came before you.
And you do this by writing poetry on a building.
Below is a photo of our wall poem, and a full copy of the game.
Play it, if you feel safe enough.
CONTENT WARNING: Death, Injury, Fire, War.
(This game REALLY should be played before you listen to the AP, it is totally possible to have this game spoiled for you. Get it here.)
A wonderful, emotional, and atmospheric episode of Solo. Playing through this guided solo RP experience was my FAVOURITE part of this series so far. It pulls together several underused tools of storytelling that we don’t see nearly often enough in RPGs. Not at the mechanical level anyway.
It’s, FANTASTIC!
Content Warning: Death.
All this month we’re airing episodes of our new show Solo, where Ray plays single person RPGs and talks about their mechanics.
This weeks episode explores a poetic RPG that provoked an interesting thought about the power of labels.
You can get you own copy of today’s game, As I Imagine The Falling Rain, here. Continue reading “Solo: [As I Imagine The Falling Rain]”
CW: Death, Suicide, End-Of-Life Care
Sidney, Jamila, and Ray are 3 game makers that are all interested in how games explore death. We brought them together to open up and talk about their experiences with death, and how we might explore death and themes adjacent to it in more interesting and varied ways.
Continue reading “IQH presents: Death In Role Playing Games”
