Michael Klamerus
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In my free time I make little games and help organize Michigan game dev meetups and zines over at Locally Sourced
A ttrpg system that using bowling for action resolution
Computer game archival by mail
A game where your soul has been scattered across an alien planet and your only hope is a talking baby
Two people explore a mysterious land for a place rumored to make any dream come true
A solo tabletop rpg about making a mythical night-time drive across the U.S.
You are holding a USB flash drive and must plug it in.
A single-player ttrpg about researching the unknown
A solo ttrpg inspired by 90s educational software
The sequel to the hit card game!
A map-drawing game about adventure games
A map-drawing game about small towns
A solo roleplaying game about exploring an archive of websites
An epistolary game about friendship and adventure games
Things I Helped With
Repair a damaged computer to save the city!
Video game archival by mail
A zine and games compilation of indie games from Michigan
Gardening
An education zine to introduce beginning gardeners to compost
Short educational Bitsy game on how people can help bees for the Bitsy Bee jam
Educational
Play in browser
A little zine to help people get started gardening
Tools
An aesthetic name generator inspired by the Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute
Run in browser
TTRPG Supplements
A spell collection for 5E
A background for Troika!
Games That Inspired Me
A collection of games that have influenced my work
A short zine that shows some of Boston's rich game development history!
journey to your inner world
Pen & paper ascii dungeon crawler
a solo journal writing game of a human & their vampire lover
a solo journal writing game of a vampire & their human lover
The long-awaited sequel to the now-second-most important game of all time
Chronicle creative creatures through the mail
A solo roleplaying game about exploring fantastic planets.
A story game of a downtrodden artist with an unexpected shot at redemption
The SCART has popped out! A hero rises to the task.
Interactive Fiction
Play in browser
Lay down your arms, for now is a time for peace.
Your means of connection has been reduced to letters which you must entrust to ‘the system.’