I didn't know about this, but I have ideas. Do you think I can fit a Victorian mystery game on one page or is that too ambitious?
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If you can pare it down to its core elements anything is possible.
I am! It'll be an original game inspired by a few of my favorite movies. I have most of the text done and can't wait to test it out with some friends.
I’ve made a game called X’s in their Eyes and it’s a GMless competitive game about going onto a big TV talent show with the the aim of killing off one of the judges in a manufactured performance accident.
This sounds hilarious. :D
I'm gonna try to! I only just started today, so I'm up against the clock, but I shooouuuld be able to get my game in in time.