Genius idea: take a yearbook and make it the basis for a role-playing game imagining the hidden relationships between the people in it. Even more brilliant idea: to use a yearbook from 1927, with dated references and full of things that we would think are ready for role-playing, like the gifts that students give each other, an article imagining them in 30 years, memberships to clubs that sound like numbers... Tower Tree Stories is, because of all these elements, fascinatingly playful!
Thanks so much for your comments, Côme! I have a bunch of your games I have been promoting to people because they’re doing interesting things with form, although I still have some to play.
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Amazing game. I didn't played it but i'm sure it makes wonderful stories.
Thanks! I’m really glad you enjoyed reading it even if you didn’t play it. But if you do play, let me know!
Genius idea: take a yearbook and make it the basis for a role-playing game imagining the hidden relationships between the people in it. Even more brilliant idea: to use a yearbook from 1927, with dated references and full of things that we would think are ready for role-playing, like the gifts that students give each other, an article imagining them in 30 years, memberships to clubs that sound like numbers... Tower Tree Stories is, because of all these elements, fascinatingly playful!
Thanks so much for your comments, Côme! I have a bunch of your games I have been promoting to people because they’re doing interesting things with form, although I still have some to play.