Hope(less): Just Keep Breathing
A downloadable game
Just...
You're alone.
You're trapped.
You're forgotten.
But you're alive.
...keep...
The environment is hostile. Resources are precious and few. Air is limited. Your technology is damaged. Your grasp on hope is fragile.
Your only contact with civilization is in intercepted messages you cannot respond to... and sometimes, hearing them does more harm than good.
Can you hold on long enough to rebuild and reach society?
...breathing.
Hope(less): Just Keep Breathing is a combination survival simulator / journaling solo roleplaying game, where you take on the role of a sole survivor trapped in an uninhabitable environment. With limited starting resources and time measured in Air, you have to scavenge, gather, craft, explore, and occasionally possibly fight for survival, trying to stay alive long enough to make repairs that will eventually allow you to be rescued (or save yourself). All the while, you have to hold out against despair, despite what's going on around you - if you run out of hope, your game is over.
This .pdf includes, besides the rules, 7 pages of rolling tables to use with this game, and an example playthrough.
This work is based on Breathless, product of Fari RPGs, developed and authored by René-Pier Deshaies-Gélinas, and licensed for our use under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License
Status | Released |
Category | Physical game |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 total ratings) |
Author | TiaN |
Genre | Simulation, Survival |
Tags | journaling, lone-survivor, Solo RPG, Tabletop role-playing game |
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I really like this game - thanks for making it. I do wish the PDF had a different order to it, I find it's hard with all the flipping back and forth (LMK if you want more details). But overall it's a game that does a good job of capturing that Subnautica-esq feel of survival and crafting.