A downloadable game

Dreamer: Adventures is a 4-page solo tabletop role-playing game that helps players create short quests and adventure stories using their dreams and a tarot deck. Estimated playtime is around 5-10 minutes each run.

If you're struggling to find inspiration for a story or game you want to make, or just want some quick storytelling fun, try this game! Create a few quick scenarios and see which ones catch your attention.


Dreamer: Adventures is part of a series of short solo ttrpgs, each with different themes using the player’s dreams and a tarot deck. One game will be developed and released each month.


Requirements

  • Tarot deck (Major Arcana only)
  • Pen and paper for journaling
  • Dream journal (optional)


No Tarot Deck?

No problem! Try using an online random number generator for numbers 0-21. The number for each tarot card is marked in the charts.


Content Warnings

This game contains some uncomfortable themes, including: Death, violence, war, sacrifice, tyranny, madness, religious and occult themes, and more.

Remember there are multiple options to choose from. If you become uncomfortable with any themes, you are always welcome to choose another option or redraw.


Game Jam

Submitted as part of the One Game a Month #25 game jam.


License

Dreamer: Adventures is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Any stories or ideas you create from it are your own, no permissions or credit needed.

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Hello,

If I was interested in interviewing you for an article, is there a way to get in touch with you as the author?

Hello! I'm a new developer, still figuring things out, so I haven't set up a way to be contacted just yet unless you buy one of my games and contact me through email with itch's support page. Can I ask where your article would be posted?

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