u/FunnyTennis8568

Assalamualaikum. I love playing 3D single player turn based JRPG. No Gacha elements, so no gambling. My favorite JRPG is Romanceing Saga 2 Revenge of the Seven. I love that art style and being able to roleplay as Emperor and build myself a harem of cute anime girls and conquest of new anime territory to add to my kingdom and stuff. I also have played other anime turn based combat games that have beautiful 3D art style like the WitchSpring R, Metaphor Refantazio, Dragon Quest 11, WitchSpring 3 Refine, WitchSpring 4 etc. I am currently playing one called Ex Astris and the girls in it are soo cute, just like Romanceing Saga 2 Revenge of the Seven but Sci Fiction instead. So, I am thinking about helping crowdfund this upcoming game on Kickstarter called Forlorn Memories. It's apparently a single player 3D turn based farming life and dating sim game. Is it allowed for me to back this game? I want to support it and make the game happen because it looks soo cute. Here is the Kickstarter page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/forlorn-memories/forlorn-memories

I want to get a potential narrative high word count solo board game. I can't seem to decide which one. I play board games solo and love gamebooks. So, I like board games that uses gamebooks. Not sure which of these I would want to get and try out.

Hi, I am looking for a narrative adventure game with high word count while awaiting for the delivery of 3 of my most anticipated upcoming Kickstarter games, Rogue Angels, Story of Many and Lands of Evershade. I just received Witchbound a few days ago and am going to be playing it on the meantime but I am having a hard time deciding between the next narrative board game to play. I am a solo board gamer and play mostly just gamebooks and hybrids much like like the Sleeping Gods games, Lands of Galzyr, Legacy of Dragonholt etc.

Ok so, I been thinking that a lot of gamebook fans here might appreciate that nowadays there are a lot of gamebooks being made into board games. Like they are hybrid games that uses a gamebook alongside board game components. I mainly play solo and so this is the type of board games I tend to gravitate towards myself alongside with gamebooks. I am thinking like open world Gamebook hybrids like Sleeping Gods Primval Peril, Sleeping Gods Distant Skies, Lands of Galzyr (digital gamebook), and Legacy of Dragonholt. Those are some ones I have played myself solo and seemed to have enjoyed. There is also upcoming ones which I had backed and am still awaiting their production and delivery such as Rogue Angels, Robomon, Lands of Evershade and Story of Many. I have just recently also received the anime style gamebook hybrid open world game called Witchbound which I haven't gotten the chance to play yet. And am still working on finishing the paintings for Dante Inferno by CGS, so that I might play it sometime as well. However, there does seem to be many more hybrid games on the market currently such as the Hexplore It Vol 1 with the campaign book expansion, Oathsworn, Agomonia, Aeon Trespass Odyssey, Kingdoms Forlorn, etc. So, I just thought that I would bring them to the attention of gamebook lovers on this community since I believe these are the future of the old school gamebooks in more recent years.