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200 polls summary

And so our 200th poll is over.

200 games.. that's a lot isn't it ? A majority of indie too, that's great.

Here is a Summary of these 200 polls :

The 10 Most Known Games :

1 Pathfinder 2e (3,20% Never heard of)

2 Shadowrun (8.30%)

3 Warhammer fantasy roleplaying (10.90%)

4 Thirsty sword lesbian (13.50 %)

5 Blades in the Dark (15%)

6 Monster of the Week ( 15.20%)

7 Lancer (16.30%)

8 Monsterhearts (16.90 %)

8 Werewolf The Apocalypse (16,90%)

10 Root the RPG (17%)

The 10 Most Played Games

1 Pathfinder 2e 42%

2 Monster of the Week 36.40 %

3 The Quiet Year 31.70%

Below the played part was not the majority on the poll

4 Shadowrun 30.40%

5 Blades in the Dark 28.60 %

6 Lancer 26,10%

7 Masks a new generation 25.40%

8 Laser & Feelings 23.70%

9 Fiasco 22.10%

10 Honey Heist 21.60%

The 10 Most Voted on Polls

1 Dallas The Television RPG 8013 votes

2 Wanderhome 1187

3 Fight Truck 1044

4 Chuubo's Marvelous Wish Granting Engine 1026

5 The Quiet Year 953

6 Dialect 893

7 Mork Borg 890

8 Pathfinder 2e 871

9 Thirsty Sword Lesbians 846

10 Lancer 820

Percentage of Games per Decade

2020s: 105 polls, 52.5%

2010s : 49 polls, 24.5%

2000s : 17 polls, 8.5%

1990s : 15 polls, 7.5%

1980s : 11 polls, 5.5%

1970s : 3 polls, 1.5%

Most Known Game from each Decade

1970s : Traveller 29.30% Never Heard of

1980s : Shadowrun 8.30%

1990s : Werewolf the Apocalypse 16.90%

2000s : Pathfinder 3.20%

2010s : Blades in the Dark 15%

2020s : Thirsty Sword Lesbians 13.50%

Which country do most games comes from ?

1 USA : 114 polls, 57%

2 UK : 18 polls, 9%

3 France : 14 polls, 7%

4 Australia : 8 polls, 4%

5 Japan : 7 polls, 3.5%

6 Unknown, Italy : 5 polls, 2.5%

7 Canada, Sweden : 4 polls, 2%

8 Finland, Phillipines, Spain : 3 polls, 1.5%

9 Denmark, Germany, Scotland : 2 polls, 1%

10 Brasil, Ireland, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Slovenia : 1 poll, 0.5%

Most Known Game per Country

Australia : Mausritter 34.70% Never Heard of

Brasil : Here, There, Be Monsters 59.40%

Canada : Monsterhearts 16.90%

Denmark : Red Rook Revolt : 89.10%

Finland : Praedor 88.40%

France : In Nomine 60.20%

Germany : The Dark Eye 62.40%

Ireland : The Laundry 66.10%

Italy : Fabula Ultima 43.10%

Japan : Ryuutama 52.30%

Malaysia : Lumen Ryder Core 79.20%

Mexico : Nahual 81%

New Zealand : Paranormal Wellington 92.30%

Phillipines : Gubat Banwa 36.80%

Scotland : Apawthecaria 81.40%

Slovenia : Ultraviolet Grasslands 59.50%

Spain : Eyes on the Price 63.90%

Sweden : Mork Borg 32.10%

United Kingdom : Warhammer fantasy 10.90%

USA : Pathfinder 2e 3.20%

All the results and the submitted games can be found here

To submit a game, go here

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Some more artfight

#pixel art #furry #artfight

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Just some small refs for artfight this year.

#pixel art #furry #artfight

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This one is for all the siblings out there.. My condolences.

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Shouting out into the void for this one but: any tips for someone who legitimately gave up ttrpg game dev because of both stress over not being able to translate my ideas into the dice stuff and the realization i could not logically make a living out of it but now wants to get back at it with risus or a original system?

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A Better Name For Hit Points?

I'm wondering if I should give the health resource a different name for Extraordinary Expedition. Currently the game has the players using it as a resource for a lot of different activities than just combat. The main other way a player's Hit Points are drained are through using exploration actions, which I view as the players slowly wearing themselves down during a long expedition. I could give them a fancy new name, but I feel like more players are going to understand its a health system with the simple name of Hit Points.

#ttrpg #indie ttrpg #extraordinary expedition #indiegamedev #ttrpg design #gamedev

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Baldur’s Gate 3: But Make it Cats (and 1 dog) 🐱🐶

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Bringing Emotion to Combat

Its been a while since I've posted about Extraordinary Expedition, but I'm curious to see how a mechanic I'm about to playtest will work. Emotions are a large part of the game's identity as I want to focus on the connections players have with each other and the world's inhabitants. What I recently added was a mechanic for them while in a stressful situation. Emotional outbursts occur when a conflict takes a turn for the worst or when you need to enhance your abilities no matter the cost. Because of your panicked state, you also become easier to hit as your Defense Points decrease. When I've played games like D&D, my players typically make reckless decisions the closer they got to falling unconscious. I figured it would be interesting to add a mechanical representation of this feeling of stress to the game. It gives players a reason to worry about reaching low health or use their health as a resource in order to turn the tide in their favor while also having a powerful roleplay moment.

#ttrpg #indie ttrpg #extraordinary expedition #gamedev #ttrpg design #indiegamedev

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Baldur’s Gate 3: But Make it Cats🐱

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Boop!

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Happy Trans Day of Visibility!

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Important Sunday dragon update !

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Maybe a umbreon and vaporeon eon fusion? :3

i LOVE ur art its looks so silly,fluffy and huggable Its SO CUTEEEEEEEE♡

Thank you! Have a catfish

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marina the Aberration. She is actually an abomination

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dragon doodles:

Wild Magic 2!

#dragon

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this dragon pair is done! in spite of the outpour of transphobia recently, there's been an equal outpouring of love and support from so many people, and i feel like that's important to remember in times like these where the world feels like it's against us