This looks nicely laid out, but I can't print it in a booklet because it's provided in spreads. Would you be willing to provide an individual pages version? Then I can print it in booklet format using a PDF reader.
Haunting is a two-player haunted house RPG. You tell the stories of the occupants, whom the sentient house tries to devour. With the current housing market, the place won't stay vacant for long!
A nice little haunted house game that, by basing itself on the Lost & Found SRD (that rule system originally used brilliantly by Artefact and derived from the no less brilliant The Skeletons), shifts the usual point of view - you would play the occupants of this strange house who are scared or trying to find out its secrets - and puts the house itself back in the center of the story, without making it any less scary. Even if the whole thing, as with many Lost & Found games, is probably a bit too storygamey for me, the principle works very well and contains some good ideas for anyone who would like to make a game centered around a place or a building!
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hey there, we love it. Is a printed edition planned? Would totally buy that.
We threw around the idea of a print version close to Halloween, but no firm plans yet!
This looks nicely laid out, but I can't print it in a booklet because it's provided in spreads. Would you be willing to provide an individual pages version? Then I can print it in booklet format using a PDF reader.
It looks very interesting!
Thanks for the feedback! That should be very do-able, we'll see what we can do.
We've now uploaded a single page version of the game for you to use. Have fun!
That's quite perfect, thank you!
Haunting is a two-player haunted house RPG. You tell the stories of the occupants, whom the sentient house tries to devour. With the current housing market, the place won't stay vacant for long!
Thank you for checking out the game Arthur!
A nice little haunted house game that, by basing itself on the Lost & Found SRD (that rule system originally used brilliantly by Artefact and derived from the no less brilliant The Skeletons), shifts the usual point of view - you would play the occupants of this strange house who are scared or trying to find out its secrets - and puts the house itself back in the center of the story, without making it any less scary. Even if the whole thing, as with many Lost & Found games, is probably a bit too storygamey for me, the principle works very well and contains some good ideas for anyone who would like to make a game centered around a place or a building!
Thank you so much for playing Côme! And for this lovely comment!