So you want a one or two player RPG?

[Rechan]

Here is a podcast dedicated to two person RPGs, or single protagonist RPGs. There's quite a few obscure, indie games mentioned in there.

There's one I can think of that is missed: Beast Hunter, which is (I believe) for two PCs.

 

[jdrakeh]

Beast Hunter, which is (I believe) for two PCs.

Beast Hunter, as the title implies, is for one PC.

 

[Crothian]

Do they talk about XRP's one on one adventures? They are for 3.5 and soon for Pathfinder and are designed for one player and one DM.

 

[Rechan]

No. The games mentioned are:

Ron's own Trollbabe, S/Lay w/ Me, Sorcerer & Sword, and Spione
Kevin Allen Jr.'s Sweet Agatha
Julia Bond Ellingboe's Tales of the Fisherman's Wife
Seth Ben Ezra's Showdown
Tim Koppang's Mars Colony
Emily Care Boss's Breaking the Ice
Ben Lehman's The Drifter's Escape and Clover
Matt Weber's Showdown

 

[Crothian]

That's too bad.

 

[Rechan]

That's too bad.

It's an Indie RPG focused podcast, so I really don't see them mentioning D&D.

 

[RobNJ]

Hey folks, thanks for listening.

Sorry to disappoint but, yeah, my show focuses pretty exclusively on indie games. However, we were generally discussing the dynamics and stuff involved in two-person games. Specifically, most stories out in the world have one protagonist, but most RPGs have multiple ones. I wanted to talk to Ron about the implications of this in our gaming lives.