Tun Kai Poh
Hero
So a while back I posted about Paul Czege's quote on indie RPGs on itch.io, back in this thread:
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The itch.io pen-and-paper scene is getting more attention these days - for example, in this great overview by Caitlin Galiz-Rowe on Dicebreaker. Indie video game platform Itch.io has given tabletop RPG designers a new way to thrive
I'm going to be posting about my fellow #RPGSEA creators and their games in this thread, because these are awesome creative folks that I think deserve some love, and some attention. We'll start by saying that #RPGSEA is the hashtag for tabletop creators from Southeast Asia (SEA) - the whole boisterous bunch in the Philippines, my local Malaysian ttrpg design scene, but also creators in Singapore, Indonesia and all over the region. #RPGSEA also covers creators of Southeast Asian descent in the worldwide diaspora, bringing their own personal perspectives and takes on SEA culture and roleplaying in general!
I've put together a collection page of #RPGSEA games that I vouch for on itch.io, which you can check out here.
Later on, I'm gonna be doing individual focus posts.

Paul Czege on the wild energy of the itch.io ttrpg scene, or, "My Life With Itch"
Paul Czege, the designer of MY LIFE WITH MASTER has spent this year looking at the indie scene on itch.io, and the crazy wild energy on it. An important thread on Twitter. If I were his editor, I'd title it "My Life With Itch." Have you seen people talking about the tabletop storygame and RPG...

The itch.io pen-and-paper scene is getting more attention these days - for example, in this great overview by Caitlin Galiz-Rowe on Dicebreaker. Indie video game platform Itch.io has given tabletop RPG designers a new way to thrive
I'm going to be posting about my fellow #RPGSEA creators and their games in this thread, because these are awesome creative folks that I think deserve some love, and some attention. We'll start by saying that #RPGSEA is the hashtag for tabletop creators from Southeast Asia (SEA) - the whole boisterous bunch in the Philippines, my local Malaysian ttrpg design scene, but also creators in Singapore, Indonesia and all over the region. #RPGSEA also covers creators of Southeast Asian descent in the worldwide diaspora, bringing their own personal perspectives and takes on SEA culture and roleplaying in general!
I've put together a collection page of #RPGSEA games that I vouch for on itch.io, which you can check out here.
Later on, I'm gonna be doing individual focus posts.