You can play 3die6 as a solo-RPG or as a traditional group-focused game. Death lurks in the darkness in either scenario.
Solo RPGs Articles
Delve into our stories on Solo RPGs. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs and Geek Stuff.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Parts Per Million
Once upon a time Parts Per Million was simply PPM. It started out as Peter, Paul & Marcus.
Solo but not Alone bundle: $10 for 87 RPGs
There are 87 different single-player tabletop RPGs in the Solo but not Alone. That’s an incredible number, and strong evidence that roleplaying by yourself is an increasingly common thing to do.
Free to Download: One Page Solo Engine
Can you play a tabletop RPG by yourself? Yes, in a way, you can. There are some articles on Geek Native that might act as a starting point. There’s How to play a tabletop RPG by yourself and Fiona L.F. Kelly’s What there is to know about solitary gaming. Inflatable Studios have also just put […]
D20 Go for streamlined D&D online or solo play
Based on older versions of D&D, especially D&D 3 and 3.5, the D20 Go rules engine now allows combat to be completed with one dice roll and then narrated by the group.
Free to Download: The Shrike RPG (Early Access Edition)
The Shrike generates one-shot GM-less RPGs about skyship voyages. At least, sometimes. If you can keep the machine chugging for the next five or ten minutes, you’ll have the Prologue, and Chapters One, Two, Three, and Four.
Myrrk: The Blighted Well is a new type of solo-RPG gamebook
The Blighted Well takes the idea of Fighting Fantasy style gamebook, adds isometric dungeons, more rules and creates a more fully-fledged solo RPG experience.
Solo RPG: Murder!
This solo-RPG isn’t just a murder mystery, you’ll have to work to stay alive as everyone seems to have secrets. The chances are high that you’ll die.
Free to Download: The Dark Eye RPG
In response to the Covid-19 crisis, Ulisses Spiele has made that English language version of The Dark Eye a Pay What You Want game at DriveThruRPG.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #37
The future of D&D, the possible future of D&D Beyond and enough RPG Zines from Kickstarter to break any set of shelves.
