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Episode 1: An Introduction and a Long Haul Begins
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Welcome to the first episode of Die Alone: a Solo RPG Podcast! Each week I’ll be playing a different solo roleplaying game and talking about my experiences the following episode. I’ll also occasionally dabble in solo tabletop games and adventure gamebooks. I’ll be looking at the games as a play experience, as a meditative and creative exercise and also looking at them from a designer and artist viewpoint. I’m excited about it.
In Episode 01 of Die Alone, I talk a bit about why I’m making this podcast and introduce the first game in the series: LONG HAUL 1983 by Sean Patrick Cain (SPC).
It’s 1983, and the world feels hollowed out.
LONG HAUL 1983 tells the story of a dangerous journey through an empty world.
You play a long-haul truck driver trying to make their way home. Every day, you’ll hit the road, navigating treacherous highways, fleeing from menacing threats, and dealing with the psychological impacts of isolation.
And at the end of each day, you’ll find a payphone, make a call, and leave a message for the most important person in your life.
They never pick up. You never stop calling.
Using a deck of cards, a few dice, and a microphone, players will create an original narrative of resilience in the face of world-shifting catastrophe.
You can find Long Haul 1983 on Itch.io or DrivethruRPG.
Discuss this podcast, Long Haul 1983 or just solo games in general in our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/alonepod
Support the channel by joining our PATREON! https://www.patreon.com/deeplydapper
17 episodes
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Welcome to the first episode of Die Alone: a Solo RPG Podcast! Each week I’ll be playing a different solo roleplaying game and talking about my experiences the following episode. I’ll also occasionally dabble in solo tabletop games and adventure gamebooks. I’ll be looking at the games as a play experience, as a meditative and creative exercise and also looking at them from a designer and artist viewpoint. I’m excited about it.
In Episode 01 of Die Alone, I talk a bit about why I’m making this podcast and introduce the first game in the series: LONG HAUL 1983 by Sean Patrick Cain (SPC).
It’s 1983, and the world feels hollowed out.
LONG HAUL 1983 tells the story of a dangerous journey through an empty world.
You play a long-haul truck driver trying to make their way home. Every day, you’ll hit the road, navigating treacherous highways, fleeing from menacing threats, and dealing with the psychological impacts of isolation.
And at the end of each day, you’ll find a payphone, make a call, and leave a message for the most important person in your life.
They never pick up. You never stop calling.
Using a deck of cards, a few dice, and a microphone, players will create an original narrative of resilience in the face of world-shifting catastrophe.
You can find Long Haul 1983 on Itch.io or DrivethruRPG.
Discuss this podcast, Long Haul 1983 or just solo games in general in our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/alonepod
Support the channel by joining our PATREON! https://www.patreon.com/deeplydapper
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