Recent content by junsey

We’re excited to share Obsolete Files, a free digital magazine created to showcase the work of writers, artists, and independent game designers from around the world. Each issue gathers short stories, illustrations, and tabletop RPG content that explore the boundaries between horror, mystery...

Hi! This sounds like a great initiative, thanks for setting it up. I was wondering if this group would still be useful for someone like me — I don’t launch campaigns on Kickstarter. I usually publish directly on DriveThruRPG or work with specific indie publishers for distribution. Would...

That's an interesting point of view. I imagined that a game without any illustrations wouldn't generate interest in people, but if I could put together a version without illustrations but with system and marketing improvements, I could offer it as an improved free version.

I couldn't agree more. Controversy aside, any visual resource in a game must always be consistent and convey the tone and setting of the game. For me, that's key. It's not just about having drawings that represent things; art is part of the manual, just like every page with text, layout...

Not in that particular style, no. My games lean more toward horror and different aesthetics, but I'm always interviewing new artists. If I see one that fits what you're looking for, I'll mention it here!

I didn't make a decision in the sense that you think, and I agree that this is not the place to debate the issue of AI, nor to give our views on it. It's a sensitive issue and, at least personally, I prefer to accept and understand everyone's positions without imposing anything on anyone. I only...

Thank you very much for your response, and I understand perfectly. I like your idea of making a gesture to those who purchased the first version. Although the margins are small and don't normally cover the investment, I think it would be nice to sacrifice a little to make a gesture. It would...

Yes, that's a good point, and you're absolutely right. It's more a question of siding with the public who supported me with the first game when I was more of a novice and who don't get anything else for doing so, but you're also right that they weren't promised anything, they supported me of...

Thanks for your reply! Of course, if I go for the option of changing the artwork and making the game paid, I would still keep the free version as a separate version, but those who downloaded the free version would not be updated to the new version; it would be like a new game.

Hello! Thank you for responding! However, in my country, we do not have access to Kickstarter, and its equivalents are not effective. Furthermore, I am personally against crowdfunding; charging people in advance seems unethical to me. Users should pay for the finished product because they like...

BTW, this is the old cover, that is, the current one.

Hey everyone, A little over a year ago, I released my first tabletop RPG: Your World Has Been Deleted. Before that, I had only worked on board games. Unfortunately, my last board game had left me completely broke — I didn’t have a single coin to invest — but I still wanted to write and publish...

We’re excited to announce that Nights in the Neighborhood is now available! This is a non-verbal tabletop RPG focused on weirdcore horror, surreal mystery, and instinct-driven play. Players take the role of ordinary animals in a quiet suburban neighborhood, just as something unnatural begins to...