CYAN STARLIGHT - Lonely scifi solo roleplaying
- 4 months ago
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Website: https://adepticarus.com
In the cold expanse of a silent universe, you—the last living human—traverse the infinite cosmos in cyan starlight, a poignant tabletop RPG experience. Drawing inspiration from classic 70s and 80s science fiction narratives, the game explores isolation, resilience, and the audacious spark of hope. Embark on a solitary quest where everything is tinted blue to uncover the vestiges of humanity that may still exist—
Through the crushing silence and vast loneliness, cyan starlight delves into the profound narrative of finding one's path amidst despair, painting a uniquely personal portrait of perseverance. Drawing from Alan Bahr's personal struggle with bipolar disorder, cyan starlight paints an intimate picture of the author's fight on his preferred canvas: a tabletop roleplaying game. Mental illness is the kind of story we often hide from due to stigma, fear, or just plain ignorance.
That's why this story needs to be told.
To support the project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adepticarus/cyan-starlight/description
Website: https://adepticarus.com
In the cold expanse of a silent universe, you—the last living human—traverse the infinite cosmos in cyan starlight, a poignant tabletop RPG experience. Drawing inspiration from classic 70s and 80s science fiction narratives, the game explores isolation, resilience, and the audacious spark of hope. Embark on a solitary quest where everything is tinted blue to uncover the vestiges of humanity that may still exist—
Through the crushing silence and vast loneliness, cyan starlight delves into the profound narrative of finding one's path amidst despair, painting a uniquely personal portrait of perseverance. Drawing from Alan Bahr's personal struggle with bipolar disorder, cyan starlight paints an intimate picture of the author's fight on his preferred canvas: a tabletop roleplaying game. Mental illness is the kind of story we often hide from due to stigma, fear, or just plain ignorance.
That's why this story needs to be told.