Hey all, I've been working on a text-based adventure game/story builder called Project Dungeon Master which I've launched in closed alpha.

This is something I've been building on my spare time for people like me who love TTRPGs, text-based adventure games, worldbuilding, storytelling, and creating campaigns/stories.

At it's core, Project Dungeon Master is a web app where creators and game master can build, organize, and play through interactive stories/campaigns. You can create characters, locations, items, factions, lore, quests, scenes, encounters, and storylines, then bring it all together into a playable experience.

It's also for anyone who just wants a better place to record and organize their worlds and stories. Whether you're actively running a game, planning your next campaign, building a fantasy world, or just collecting ideas before they vanish into the notebook void, this is meant to give all of that a home.

Think campaign binder, worldbuilding hub, interactive story builder, and game runtime rolled into one.

I'm looking for a small group of early testers who enjoy:

- TTRPGs

- D&D style campaign creation

- Fantasy/Sci-fi worldbuilding (any genre really)

- Interactive fiction

- Visual novel

- Text-based adventure games

- Game design tools

- Testing early products and giving honest feedback

The app is still early, but that's the fun part. I'm looking for people who want to poke around, try things, break things, and help shape where this goes next.

If that sounds interesting, comment below or send me a message. I'd love to invite a few people into the closed alpha and hear what you think.

The Cats of Crossed Elder is a short gamebook about travelling into an Elder, a titanic petrified corpse from ages past. Players look for a lost animal species whose abilities can spread hope for scientific progress.

Free to play on Itch.io:

https://ranarh.itch.io/crossed-elder

I have made several small TTRPG supplements for the setting The Elders. This is the first interactive fiction for it. At about 17K words, playtime may be an hour or so.

Immerse yourself in a dark text adventure and escape from the Blackmoon mansion 🗝️

Any feedback will be greatly appreciated ♥️

It's a sci-fi hacking sim set in deep space. You're breaking into a hostile ship's network through an actual terminal by typing real commands, executing scripts, intercepting crew data, sabotaging systems one by one.

Check it on Steam : Steam Page

For the past several months I've been building Ironbound, a living dark fantasy RPG where NPCs remember your choices, companions react to your history, and the world reshapes around your decisions.

Not in a "three dialogue options" way. In a "you burned that village six sessions ago and the survivors found you" way.

Some things that make it different:

- Characters hold grudges. Help someone and they remember. Betray them and they remember that too.

- Every choice leaves a mark on the world, political, social, physical.

- Companions aren't just stat buffs. They have their own reactions, loyalties, and breaking points.

- Dark fantasy tone throughout. This isn't a heroic adventure. The world is brutal and morally grey.

I'm opening a closed beta now and looking for people who actually care about narrative depth over combat loops.

If that's you: playironbound.com

Happy to answer anything about how the memory system works, the lore, the tech behind it, ask me anything.

https://discord.gg/Nu48TrFU2

Hi! Implemented two play modes in my free open-source visual dialogue editor: "Debug" that plays dialogue inside editor "inline" so you can see not only current playing node, but also all its connections and path, how you come here, and "Presentation" mode, where dialogue is playing in full screen mode. What problems do you meet with testing graph-based dialogues and how to make its debugging more convenient?

Game Title: Hollow

Playable Link: https://hollowonline.com

Platform: Text-based MMORPG

Description: Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the basic idea is to bring back some of the classic text-based gameplay, but make it a little more accessible. Many titles in this genre require an immense amount of research and extra tools in order to have fun in the world. I am trying to open up many of those tools right away (mechanics, commands, helpers, etc.) so that there isn't as much of the research to develop a character. This is very much a beta project and will see many updates and changes, but your feedback is very welcome.

Some updates from last post:

• Incroporating dungeon-style play in some areas within the game, creating individual indstances for groups.
• Added weather atmospheres, including no-visability weather that minimizes information displayed to the user (this only happens 1.5% of the time, so quite rare)
• Improved some of the vitals tracking and messaging
• Cleaned up a few bugs

Notes:

• I am working on a good Discord / Twitch workflow for login, but it isn't currently up yet.
• Many of the messaged to other characters in the room (other than your own) are still a little buggy.
• Spells only consist of a basic spell for each class, but I will start working on more advance spells for higher levels.

Free to Play Status: Free to play!

Involvement: I am a solo developer in putting this together.

Hi everyone! I'm happy to announce that my game, which is blending elements of text adventures, visual novels and point & click games, is finally coming soon! You can wishlist the game here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4693460/The_Dreams_in_the_Peacock_House/