Thanks for the detailed response, we'll keep all of this in mind :)

Ryuutama!

A game based in travelling and... everything about it, it's an emotional rollercoaster that prioritizes fun over everything else.

We recommend this to ANY kind of table group, it's a downright great game, made with a lot of love. (Something we really value)

Hey! We're making a release soon. Do you have any requirements or preferences on the kind of game you would like to hear about?

Now for all of these we could use some help, if you're interested in collaborating with any of these you're welcome (Most are paid!)

Make sure to shoot us a dm

-Affiliating with TTRPG-adjacent streamers

- Community events and a discord (This is ready, but we're waiting for the right time)

- Affiliating with indie podcasts or even making our own

I personally really like when the numbers are so small that a modifier doesn't just make the roll better or worse but can make it go from good to bad (or the other way around). Makes it so much less predictable while creating such better stories.

We have a very similar approach in our second project! But we use it for a vastly different objective.

You tick down from the die result to show how easy it is for you to stay resilient and wash off problems

action-adventure is definitely the most popular genre right now but it's just a matter of changes until it changes. You will always make the best possible games if you do what you love and not what people ask you to do.

I'm sure you can create a market for the other genres!

Whether you are someone who wants to participate in these as a player, someone who wants to watch them or a developer interested in getting your game known. We welcome all of you equally.
These will be community funded, including some of our own money
If you're interested, you know what to do 😁

We are also speechless.

This is actually amazing! Keep doing your thing, I'm sure all of the developers for these games really appreciate your work

OH FINnovation!!

Asked our designers and they all agreed on Symbaroum!

What a great idea for a podcast! We'll make sure to check it out

I think I speak for everyone in our offices when I saw we will be there

Hello! We're making two games and will continue publishing other indie projects, we would like to be included here 😊

The first one looks amazing!

Conflict resolution is dynamic and strategic. Any player can make the difference but we made sure to reward planning and teamwork the most.

We also split narrative and combat capabilities completely, making it easier for everyone to have
complex characters. (But you can still play simple things!)

The result is a rewarding system with great visual and narrative implications where everyone has room to express their character to their fullest potential.

We focused on keeping choices small and from a wide variety of limited pools to avoid overstimulating new players whilst keeping replayablity.