Game Info
Year
2024
Players
1-7
Age
14+
Playtime
30 min
Publisher
Possum Creek Games
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Description
A slice-of-life tabletop roleplaying game about the residents of a magical bed and breakfast played through short chapters that each introduce their own minigame rules
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Gaming with Edo & Jessica Analysis at 10:55 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Appreciates what it does for group play.
- Neat system with unlocking content, adventures, and guests.
- Enjoyable even when played solo by narrating stories.
Cons
- Not designed for solo play.
- Requires two hands to lift up (implies it's large/heavy).
Thematic elements
- Magical bed and breakfast
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Sticker Book — There's a sticker book that you're sort of keeping track of memories and different adventures that you can play in whatever order you want to.
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Quotes (from this video)
- So, something that I often recommend for starting out with or at least understanding what this is is the Fabled Land series.
- So, I have the large print editions. There are seven of these books right now and they are basically those paragraph-based follow this, do this, but there's a little more going on with it in terms of rolling dice and keeping track of your skills and items.
- The end result here spoiler is that it really comes down to finding a setting or some type of role playinging game that interests you.
- There's Fox Curio's Floating Bookshop, which I absolutely love.
- Thousand-year-old Vampire is another great one that is about being a vampire.
- And it is not designed for solo. This is very much a group play experience.
- Hobbies are really about having fun, enjoying yourself, spending your time in a way that makes you happy and brings you joy.
- If you find that rolling dice in this way or this setting is just not working, your character can end right there. It's fine.
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Beyond Solitaire Discussion at 3:22 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Good fit for library teen programs due to modularity and ability for new players each week.
- Doesn't require a long-running storyline, focuses on minor character storylines.
- Does not require extensive prep from the facilitator.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Spirits and runaways at a magical bed and breakfast
- Magical spirited away style bed and breakfast for spirits and runaways
- Modular game with pre-written character sheets and 1-2 hour chapters
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
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Quotes (from this video)
- I run basically what Alyssa said, I run uh weekly programs at the library for teens.
- My role has very little to do with parents. I think um in a way that I intentionally curate.
- I'm I mean for my part, I'm honestly really surprised um whenever any like regular attendee seems to like remember me personally.
- Don't sell yourself short. You're actually really good at it.
- Um, and getting to know them over the years.
- Yeah. Um, and y'all have kind of implicitly brought in a good point which is so I'm so used to my own experience as a teacher like having an audience of the unwilling people who had to be there.
- Um, and uh, for, you know, for good or bad, I think during my work at the library, um, I get to skip past a lot of that and cut right to like the core of what I'm doing, which is trying to have fun and make a space for teens to have fun because I I know that if they're coming in, they want to be here.
- Please just tell us.
- Like Spirit Island is not the the the recommendation. Um although it's my favorite board game.
- So, non-fiction sciency book, not my usual wheelhouse, but you know, I don't limit myself.
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