games
games to play by yourself or with others
Copse Caretaker
a slow roll-and-draw, print-and-play game for 1 person to 8 billion
For every age and drawing skill level, this game is about having fun and building up a little forest all your own.
Hint: Copse means a stand of trees.
components: PDF with rules, map, and score sheet; 3d20; drawing tools
coming soon(ish).
Dog Park Discovery
a solo roll-and-draw, print-and-play, map-making game
For every age and drawing skill level, this game is about having fun as a dog visiting a dog park.
components: PDFs with rules, play sheet, and quests; 2d6; drawing tools
Fragility of an Egg
a short visual-novel game
When you meet a chicken, and she lays and egg, what will you do. (Note: When I say short, I mean less than 5 minutes but with a bunch of alternate endings.)
components: PC
game terms.
This is all stuff you can find elsewhere but these are the important terms that you might not know that I have used for my games.
Roll-and-draw: You roll dice, make decisions based on those dice, and then draw (or write) the result.
Print-and-play (PnP): You get the files to print the game and then create it yourself. Some PnP games have additional components, such as dice (like this one).
#d# (as in, 3d6 or 2d20): [Number] of dice with [Number] of sides. So 3d6 means three 6-sided die and 2d20 means two 20-sided die. If you don’t have physical versions of a die, you can always find them online.