For decades, tabletop RPGs have been defined by groups around a table, bags of dice on hand, and the unpredictable chaos that happens when a party of adventurers tries to solve a simple problem in …

This article really promotes Ironsworn.

“​In the Ironsworn tabletop roleplaying game, you are a hero sworn to undertake perilous quests in the dark fantasy setting of the Ironlands. Designed for solo, co-op, and guided play, this award-winning game is free to download.”

https://tomkinpress.com/

Other Solo RPG articles:

https://soloist.substack.com/p/1-why-we-play-solo-rpgs

https://www.runicdice.com/blogs/news/solo-ttrpg-the-one-player-rpg-trend

https://www.michaelghelfistudios.com/solo-rpgs/

https://jessencortashan.substack.com/p/playing-alone-living-deep-why-solo?selection=c6189b85-81ee-4c45-8cc5-5b114447fb0b#%3A~%3Atext=It+also+gives+me+a+way+to+confront+themes+or+situations+that+might+feel+too+personal%2C+too+awkward%2C+or+too+disruptive+for+a+group+table

https://www.graycastlepress.com/10-solo-games-on-list/

  • Acamon@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 day ago

    I love the idea of solo rpgs, but I don’t have the attention and discipline to actually play through a game on my own. I’ll read stuff, but it’s hard to actually “start the session” and keep playing rather than get distracted, or be indecisive and just not really get going.