Looking forward to it!
Steven (abazaba23)
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Um.... I feel like I'm pirating something with the quality presented here! Honestly, I can't believe how amazing the presentation is and how complete the rules are. Typically games with similar rulesets bury it under hundreds of pages.. Absolutely amazing. If I could order a print copy, I would in a heartbeat! Amazing work!!!
Just wanted to share that I'm watching this closely and have been since the first reddit post about it! Sadly I don't have any RPG money left after all the summer Kickstarters, but like I said I'm looking forward to future developments! There's not enough quality wild west content in the rules-lite/OSR sphere!
hi yall first FIST jam as well. Currently was in the middle of a MGS playthrough on the PSone so I'm dying to bring that feel to my home game... My question for ya'll is of the FIST modules/scenarios you ran, which would be a good reference for making something DM-friendly? I have not had the chance to run the game yet. I'm thinking of having a number of areas each with "something to discover" "something to fight/hide from" "something to collect.." not sure how to go about it though.
I had an idea, but perhaps this makes it into too much of a different game: Each player has their own cloud that either is getting constantly pushed back towards themselves, so it is up to their skill/understanding of the physics to keep their cloud over the opponent, or the cloud resets after each push to a random location, also requiring the player to master the physics. Also beyond the scope of the jam, but thought I should share anyway. :)
Loved the art, and the music was enchanting! Interesting gameplay mechanic with the halberd being slow, inspired by dark souls perhaps? At first it was off-putting, but things got interesting when I fell into that trap with the button! I had a few bugs, once I got hit by a group of enemies and pushed out of bounds, forcing me to start over, and another time an enemy got stuck in a wall after I hit them with the halberd. Good job!!!
So I played this with my girlfriend, and we had a good bit of fun! Once we got the mechanic down, we found that whoever went first pretty much was guaranteed to win so long as they didn't mess up royally. I'm not sure how that could be balanced out but it was some good fun! Love the colors and style. Oh and I noticed itch's fullscreen button was ontop of Unity's fullscreen button, so I'd recommend using Unity's minimal player or unchecking the fullscreen button on itch's game settings. :)



