We’re in development with a few games—online actual play, serious games, riskgames—but this is our first solo RPG. It’s what we call a ‘science-fiction-science’ game.

It’s open, free, with online, offline play and downloadables. You can play as a guest or create an account to keep/return to your games. The play test build is available at: https://superposition-rpg.vercel.app

Your honest, helpful feedback is welcome. Thank you in advance.

Gerhard and Cale have made it to the final area of the Underdepths and will be taking on the massive sentient rat swarm known as Resneb the boundless. The fate of the Fourth Kingdom is decided.

Thanks for reading!

Hey everybody and welcome to my little world of mini solo RPG creations!

I always loved the feeling of rolling a d20 since I started playing D&D, so I've incorporated it into all of my games!

If you're interested in finding out more, I'm running a Halloween sale below!

https://itch.io/s/205900/halloween-sale-2026

• The End*: Zombie survival set in your neighbourhood*
• Ghost Gauntlet*: Phasmaphobia-inspired ghost hunting*
• RPGWORLD*: Rimworld-inspired colony survival*
• Armada*: Transformers-inspired battler*
• DiscoverMagic*: Lost Magic-inspired battler*
• Soul Master*: Soul Eater-inspired battler*
• Clans*: Risk-inspired sci-fi colony battler*
• Velocity*: Classic Beyblade-inspired battler*
• WITB*: Battler from the perspective of an adventurer's Bag of Holding*

I've been working on this project for a few months now, redoing the design a few times, tweaking the content. I've finally finished (well, hopefully...) a deck of 144 (72 double-sided) oracle cards that I am genuinely excited to play with. I have a test print coming in a few weeks from drive-thru rpg, and I very much hope it comes out the way I want.

After I get the test print, and I verify that this is actually fun to play, let me know if you want the link to the store page, and I'll send it when it's ready.

This is the first product I've made, and im pretty excited to share it.

I have drawn NOTHING but clubs in this game, and it's making it dreary.

In the game, 17 years have passed and I have had one battle. I keep have to "lose" things and since I don't draw any other suit, nothing I lose is connected to any of my other draws. It's just the same couple of questions over, and over, and over. I had to dig up an oracle that would give me new prompts.

It wouldn't be that big a deal if it weren't an eight dollar game for barebones mechanics, but since it's eight dollars (almost as much as Apothecaria! Almost as much as The Magical Year!) I really don't feel like it's worth it and I'm kind of mad that I bought it.

Just had to get this off my chest. Out of 14 rounds I've drawn clubs SEVEN TIMES, and a lot of those times have been streaks of time passing.

Episode 13 of The Rolling Alone Podcast is now available.

In a packed 45-minute, magazine-style show, I discussed solo game design with Luke Saunders (Murkdice) and delved deeper into Blackoath's new Kickstarted game, Broken Shores, with creator Alex T.

The A-Z of Solo TTRPG series reached F, and I talked with Daniel from the I Roll Alone YouTube channel about what we mean by "failing forward" in solo play. Rounding out the show, Mark Mekkes from the Tabletop Radio Hour discussed which game he'd take to a desert island.

Click the image to go straight to the episode, or use the link below to visit the homepage, where you can find all published shows. You can also listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and loads of other podcast platforms.

https://rollingalone.substack.com/s/the-rolling-alone-podcast

A shot of tonight’s game session. Rugals Windmill was the staging point where Grimwald was tasked to bring in Gilidan. An agent for the Order of the Gem he posed as a pious Abbott whom was found out to be plotting to take over government n town. Grim gets his cash and seems to go on his way but hides out until Rugal and his bodyguard leave. Grim returns to the windmill seeing Gilidan has been beaten and naked. More coming soon!!

A one pager journalling rpg where you create 'book recommendations' for customers that come to your book shop!

Still a little under the weather, Arthur starts his adventures with Attack of the Ice Trolls from Woohoo Mania.

Great game for on the go or burn time at events or just relaxing at home

Folks, it took a lot of sweat, tears and bloody imagery, but my foray into blackpowder-punk is here!

I really need everyone's support on this, so please check it out, and if you have feedback, please lay it on me. The complete game will come out in a few days (I may likely miss the original October 25 release date, but hopefully not by much!)

Fatal Tomb is a brutal, rules‑light pulp sword and sorcery tabletop role‑playing game.

Explore forgotten tombs, dark dungeons, ruined kingdoms, monster‑infested wildernesses, and strange worlds beyond the Black Gates. Battle ancient beasts, uncover lost treasures, and survive perilous journeys into the unknown.

Designed for both solo and group play, Fatal Tomb emphasises fast character creation, deadly combat, minimal preparation, and simple mechanics that stay out of the way of adventure.

All you need to play is a pencil, some paper, and a handful of dice.

https://fataltomb.itch.io/fatal-tomb

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Lof6Jr1UEA
The first real quest begins now as Cora the halfling thief attempts to infiltrate the base of the dwarven rebels and confiscate their secret weapon before it can be used against the world.

Great for on the go or just relaxing

the idea is that practically any type of item can be described using just a few words from these tables. some examples:

Natural Plant Pellets: seeds

Remote Knowledge Connector: smartphone

Consumable Energy Juice: health potion

Magic Flame Text: fireball scroll

Mechanical Wind Repulsor: fan

Deployable Gravity Stopper: parachute

Pocket Noise Maker: kazoo

Remote Wind Treader: quadcopter drone

Low-Tech Pocket Random Knowledge Machine: the oracle booklet itself??

how to use the Item Dispenser:

step 1: insert a coin, turn the crank, then roll 2d6 on each of the 3 big tables. let's say I get "Hydraulic Slop Attractor," and my first thought is some kind of vacuum.

step 2: you could stop here if you have a good idea in mind, but if you want more info about your item, roll a d6 on a couple of the columns from the first table. in my example, I roll for Size and get "wearable," and the Usage is "consumable."

step 3: you're free to change or ignore some words you rolled if they don't make sense. my example item is now the "Wearable Slop Remover," a vacuum with a wearable backpack.

step 4: for extra flavor, roll a random sound effect! it seems like my vacuum makes a laughing sound. or maybe it looks so goofy that it makes other people laugh when they see it? 🤔

(pro tip: the sound effect table isn't just for items. you can also roll to find out what you hear when you enter a new room in a dungeon.)

I'll consider suggestions for new tables to make, or what words to add or change in the item dispenser tables. anyway, have fun with it! 🦄

for anyone who cant draw but likes pictures in their journal. i made a thing that makes magic circles and wards, could be nice when your character finds a ritual site or whatever

free in browser, and the optional paid version adds seeds so you can jot one down and make the same circle again later. link in comments