u/Initial_Confidence91

Working on a cozy exploration RPG — looking for feedback

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Hi! I’ve been working on a new RPG system( yes, like everyone does at least once in life) and I'm wanting some feedback.

The theme is focused on caravan travelling to an unexplored, ecosystem with paranormal hints of and interacting with creatures and habitats.

The tone leans more toward narrative, survival and collaborative discovery than traditional combat-focused fantasy. A big part of the experience is traveling through living environments, learning how different regions and creatures work, and slowly upgrading the caravan and group over time.

I’m starting to gather outside feedback before playtesting, so I’d really like to know what people naturally expect or would want from a game like this.

What kinds of things would catch your attention first?

What usually makes exploration fun for you in RPGs — or what makes it get repetitive fast?

And if you were playing something like this, what kinds of moments would you hope to experience?

Any thoughts, ideas, or even first impressions are super welcome

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Working on a cozy exploration RPG — looking for feedback

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Hi! I’ve been working on a new RPG system( yes, like everyone does at least once in life) and I'm wanting some feedback.

The theme is focused on caravan travelling to an unexplored, ecosystem with paranormal hints of and interacting with creatures and habitats.

The tone leans more toward narrative, survival and collaborative discovery than traditional combat-focused fantasy. A big part of the experience is traveling through living environments, learning how different regions and creatures work, and slowly upgrading the caravan and group over time.

I’m starting to gather outside feedback before playtesting, so I’d really like to know what people naturally expect or would want from a game like this.

What kinds of things would catch your attention first?

What usually makes exploration fun for you in RPGs — or what makes it get repetitive fast?

And if you were playing something like this, what kinds of moments would you hope to experience?

Any thoughts, ideas, or even first impressions are super welcome

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Working on a cozy exploration RPG — looking for feedback

Hi! I’ve been working on a new RPG system( yes, like everyone does at least once in life) and I'm wanting some feedback.

The theme is focused on caravan travelling to an unexplored, ecosystem with paranormal hints of and interacting with creatures and habitats.

The tone leans more toward narrative, survival and collaborative discovery than traditional combat-focused fantasy. A big part of the experience is traveling through living environments, learning how different regions and creatures work, and slowly upgrading the caravan and group over time.

I’m starting to gather outside feedback before playtesting, so I’d really like to know what people naturally expect or would want from a game like this.

What kinds of things would catch your attention first?

What usually makes exploration fun for you in RPGs — or what makes it get repetitive fast?

And if you were playing something like this, what kinds of moments would you hope to experience?

Any thoughts, ideas, or even first impressions are super welcome

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u/Initial_Confidence91 — 11 days ago