Want to use something a little spooky to play a game this October? These games utilize the popular fortune telling tarot deck.
1 Cage of Sand
by Luciella Elisabeth Scarlett
Cage of Sand is a time-loop horror game where you wake up each morning with only a sense of déjà vu about what previously happened. You go through each day in 4 acts using the tarot cards to influence how the loops change each time.
2 Warlock
by Pixie Parker
This is a game of divine and cosmic romance. You take the roll of a all-powerful deity who has granted a fraction your power to a devoted warlock. Over the course of the game you explore the relationship between yourself and your worshiper as you slowly fall in love with them. You use the tarot cards to answer the corresponding game prompts.
You can read my playthrough of Warlock Here
3 The Maker's Call
by Scottie Stitches
You are a researcherwho has recently discovered the manuscript and diary of "The Maker" a person who made a new type of magic which revolutionized the world. You take the role of writing the diary as well as the researcher's notes as you unearth the story behind the creation of this magic. You use the meaning of the tarot cards to help influence how to answer the prompts.
You can read my playthrough of The Maker's Call Here
4 Princess With a Cursed Sword
by Anna Anthropy
Princess With a Cursed Sword it a game that has you write in third person about a young princess cursed to hold a sword until it has been returned whence it came. You use the tarot to explore a set of ruins, over coming obsacles and challanges. The tarot determines the layout of the ruins.
5 You are the Dungeon
6 Village Witch
7 Anamnesis
by Sam Leigh
8 Mirrorbound
by Yoon Ha Lee
You can read my playthrough of Mirrorbound Here
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