The hottest Solo RPGs Substack posts right now

The OSR (Old School Renaissance) can bring interesting mechanics and principles into solo RPG play, such as focusing on rulings over rules and implementing reaction tables and morale checks.
Retainers in solo RPGs, like torchbearers, mercenaries, and hedge wizards, can add depth and assistance to your character as they navigate dangerous scenarios.
Consider trying out OSR solo RPG suggestions like Scarlet Heroes and Black Streams:Solo Heroes for a different gaming experience rooted in classic tabletop rules.

The Lone Toad newsletter is going bi-monthly, offering more content and free-flowing thoughts on Solo RPG development.
Exciting new RPG called Substratum Protocol by Pandion Games launching on Backerkit March 26th, offering a unique solo survival mystery experience.
Croaker RPGs is continuously releasing new games like Night Terror and An Antique Land, with more to come like the Lost City of Cargoth, showcasing their dedication to creating engaging RPG content.

Hex crawling solo in RPGs can be engaging by incorporating random encounters, multiple characters, and creating stories from clues and rumors.
Running a small group of characters in a solo hexcrawl adventure can advance the story and keep things interesting.
Duets games, like Badger + Coyote by Pandion Games, offer a full RPG experience with less than a full group, showcasing the cozy experience of unlikely friends working together.

Croaker RPGs sends holiday greetings and thanks subscribers for their support in the newsletter.
The December Lone Toad Newsletter offers 13 RPG recommendations and a Winter Sale till 6 December 2024.
Featured RPGs in the newsletter include 'Queenless,' a Solo RPG of exploration, and 'Sea Beast,' an adventure compatible with Ironsworn.

Favorite blog posts from February 2023 include highlights from the Solo But Not Alone 3 Bundle and a review of the game Golem - Stories of a Person Twisted By Magic.
Croaker RPGs released a new game called The Ferrum Mysteries, an adventure for Ironsworn: Starforged with unique mystery elements.
It's okay to take a break from solo gaming if you're not feeling it, just focus on having fun and the interest will return naturally.

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