What Is Here?
‘What is Here?’ is a game about building a myth around a being through a community’s eyes. By using a deck of cards and answering questions in short role play scenes, this game gives you the opportunity to build an organic story through a community, and shape their history forever.
A game inspired by Avery Alder's 'The Quiet Year' and Matthew Guzdial's 'Junkyard', written for Folklore Jam 2019.
Purchase
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Community Copy
If you're low on funds, grab a community copy! If there are none left and you'd like one, message me here or on Twitter @uzbadyubi and I'll refresh the pool!
Comments
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Hi! I would love a community copy of this but I don’t use twitter because evil corporate overlord gone obviously insane … . My email is Sharyna at gmail dot com … thank you!!
Any chance of more community copies? This looks really neat!
Any chance of getting the community copy pool refreshed?
Done :)
I feel bad to ask only a month after someone else, but this looks like a really cool project, and chance of more community copies?
Very fun game! I played it with 3 other people for 3 rounds of 4 scenes. It took about 3 hours and we ended up creating a new religion for a small town!
Aww, thank you! I'm so glad to hear you ended up with a new religion, that's often what happens to myths haha! Thanks so much for the comment!
Really nice and easy to get into! My partner and I have been wanting fun TTRPGs that take minimal setup/planning while still being satisfying to play, and this fit the bill nicely.
Thank you so much for this comment! I'm so glad you had fun, and I hope you've got a bespoke myth now!
Very fun to play!
Thank you so much! So, so glad you liked it!
A storytelling game where you create your own folklore via prompts from a deck of playing cards. I love how, after a certain number of scenes, wild cards are used to spice things up and make the story more interesting.
Thank you so much!