*Turns on easy listening radio station.* Weezer is playing.
*Dies*
@deptofunusual
The Department of Unusual Observation is a small creative studio devoted to exploring the strange. I design pulp-inspired RPG modules, narrative experiments, interactive stories, and tabletop games. https://deptofunusual.itch.io
*Turns on easy listening radio station.* Weezer is playing.
*Dies*
I'M not listening to the K-Pop Demon Hunters Official Soundtrack, YOU are listening to the K-Pop Demon Hunters Official Soundtrack.
Alright all of my 16.4 followers - I encourage you to support this!
Man, your design sensibilities are one of my favorites in the industry. This is going to be straight fire.
Only 2 community copies left! deptofunusual.itch.io/commander-co...
βCreative ideas are worthless. (Unless they are actualized)β @CirclesConference
Just about ready to release these for anybody to use!
I taught someone Netrunner once and then he moved away almost instantly across the country. Never again.
Aaaaaaaaannd we're live! www.kickstarter.com/projects/dep...
Grab your copy of Quick Draw at Wrath Gorge for FREE today and tomorrow! deptofunusual.itch.io/quick-draw-a...
I like the visual aspect of this. Do you tend to hunker down into one project or jump back and forth as your whims demand?
The layout and design structure are so dang clean. This looks fantastic.
Things that help exercise my patience into greater strength: Outlook's search feature, waiting behind the technologically illiterate masses at self-checkout at 2pm in Walmart, my desire to spend all my money collecting every neat thing I find.
Amen and amen.
Working on some free Shadowdark character sheets / folios. Check back soon!
God I had so much fun playing through this w/ my group. The way itβs built, you are just thrown into the wildest scenarios. Goofy at times and equally brutal if you let your guard down. Perfect for my pc, an arrogant weeb protected by a samurai spirit sent by hell as punishment. He hates this kid
THESE DARN SCRATCH DISKS - always filling up when I nest files in files!
Using the holiday to wrap up The Lycan Pelt today. Kickstarting soon.
10 games to get to know me:
- Zork Nemesis
- Rise of the Triad
- Myst
- Ken Griffey Jr. Major League Baseball
- Final Fantasy VII
- Call of the Sea
- Borderlands 2
- Firewatch
- Sam & Max Hit the Road
- Transistor
I'm trying to run my next rpg table through a series of one-shots over the next 3-6 months. Any recommendations?
A final parting gift Iβm giving to a guy Iβve been mentoring the last 5 years as he goes off to college. I found the first D&D character he ever played, painted it up and made a little diorama. Hope he always remembers heβs got people pulling for him.
A poster-style image with the title "Blades '68", and "Enjoy life in the bubble - just try not to make a fuss" in smaller text. Depicts a hooded figure holding two knives, same as the cover of Blades in the Dark, but in the style of Seymour Chwast (lots of curvy wavy lines and circles).
To celebrate finishing the post-playtest revisions on Blades '68 ( π ), here's an homage to @johnharper.bsky.social's iconic cover in the style of Seymour Chwast / Push Pin Studios.
(this isn't the actual cover, just having fun)
Our society has transcended the old ways. Bring me more of this new high minded spam!
I had thought about getting into Obsidian to stay more organized than my 600+ Notes in iCloud. Do you like it?
Chocolate milk, a copy of Les Miserables, a Glock 45 that actually shoot bubbles
How do you collect and manage your new game ideas in a practical way? Or do you just keep an endless landfill of ideas to get to one day?
Describe yourself by putting 3 things on your desk. Go.
Itβs like looking at the lawn I just mowed. The pinnacle of being a maker is just to make. How do you find yourself enjoying the fruits of your labors?