Not sure what the heck I'm talking about? Check out the original post, as well as the last two indie solo RPGs that I've played.

Project: Indie RPG a Week
I’ll be honest with you all: I have a lot of indie RPGs, RPG zines, and solo journaling RPGs that I’ve been collecting over the last couple of years. I keep buying them with the intention to play, but then life happens and I never quite get there.
Writual MagicAmanda Farough
All Night Breakfast at the Midnight Owl: Luna Grove
I spent a little over a week playing All Night Breakfast at the Midnight Owl, a solo journalling TTRPG that incorporates podcasting as a wrap-up mechanic.
Writual MagicAmanda Farough
All Night Breakfast at the Midnight Owl: Gameplay Reflection
A few thoughts and design reflections about how it was to play All Night Breakfast at the Midnight Owl.
Writual MagicAmanda Farough

(yes, I still need to record that podcast. ope.)

Dwelling: Gameplay Reflection
Design thoughts and examinations of about a week playing Dwelling.
Writual MagicAmanda Farough

Currently Playing: Koriko

The print version of Koriko via Deernicorn

I've been poking at Koriko for the past week and a bit. I'm very much enjoying my time as a 16-year-old witch on her year in the city of Koriko. The Kiki's Delivery Service vibes are... immaculate.

It's an epistolary* experience where you write in your teenage witch-y journal and also write home to your mentor back in your hometown. This is a CHUNKY journaling game that's going to take up a ton of space in my solo RPG journal, but I'm not mad about it.

*Epistolary games involve the creation of documents, letters, journals, and other ephemera.

Decisions are made using d6 dice to choose the prompt that you're responding to, but the rules are also set up in such a way that you're able to just, y'know, choose from the list of prompts if you prefer.

Later on, once your teenage witch is established in Koriko, you will be able to make complex decisions by stacking dice, as well as build out "lessons" for your witch and track your version of Koriko's map using tarot cards.

Overall, I'm having a wonderful time with the game, but it's chunky.

The next update you'll get from me on Koriko will be about my teenage witch: Clarabell Foxglove.

Stay tuned!

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