A downloadable tatterpig

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These are 13 houses of the underworld that the sun passes through at night.

These are 13 minigames you can play in specific situations, during your other games or on their own.

This is how the dead come back to life.

Minigames include:

  1. REMEMBRANCE
  2. PATIENCE
  3. MASQUERADE
  4. CHASE
  5. DESIGN
  6. DAMNATION
  7. BREAKDOWN
  8. CONSTELLATION
  9. FISHING
  10. LABYRINTH
  11. ODYSSEY
  12. GROWTH
  13. RETURN
More information
StatusReleased
CategoryOther
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(16 total ratings)
AuthorEmily Zhu 朱保敬
TagsAtmospheric, Ghosts, interstitial, minigames, tatterpig
Average sessionAbout an hour
LanguagesEnglish
AccessibilityColor-blind friendly, High-contrast

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In order to download this tatterpig you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $13 USD. You will get access to the following files:

Houses of the Sun by Night.pdf 687 kB
Houses of the Sun by Night (zine printable).pdf 428 kB
houses of the sun by night (singles).pdf 700 kB
houses of the sun by night.txt 34 kB

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Aaronsxl1 year ago(+4)

Houses of the Sun by Night is more than just a series of minigames. It’s an invitation to try something, to expand your understanding of what a TTRPG can be. While its flavor text is astounding, and it provides an incredible variety of interstitial games to easily slot into an ongoing campaign, Houses is weird in the best way possible, in a way I’m desperately trying to achieve in my own writing. I’m so happy I found this text.
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Sangjun1 year ago(+7)

People who are looking into experiencing this game should know that FISHING (the fishing minigame) is the only time I have found a game mechanic to be sublime, in the sense that it breaks through its context and expands more than it has any right to, in the sense that it's a tree that's been trying to touch the sky getting ejected into the far universe by an unexpected and, frankly, unjustified volcanic eruption.

I don't know who you are, but I think you especially need to see this as it is presented more than anyone else.

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