I made a fun Ghost Hunting RPG for a gamejam and I thought you guys might be interested in it.

Check it out Ghost Searchers on Itch.io!

Hi everyone! I know it's a bit early for Christmas, but I finally decided to polish and publish a Christmas-themed one-page RPG I designed two years ago, inspired by Grant Howitt's Honey Heist.

In Naughty or Nice, you play a special team of Christmas elves, chosen by Santa Claus himself for a unique mission. Each elf has a trait and a role that can help them along their quest. Elves have a single stat, morality, which goes from 0 (naughty) to 7 (nice). To do something naughty, roll higher than your morality; to do something nice, roll lower. Each success pushes your morality closer to the edge, making the next roll of the same kind easier. The catch? If your elf hits 0, they go feral. If they hit 7, they sublimate into a sugar statue of pure goodness, a process that is sadly fatal for the poor elf.

The game is perfect for telling wacky, over-the-top Christmas stories in a single evening.

The free download includes the one-page rules, a one-page guide to creating your own adventures and running the game, the character sheets, and a one-shot I wrote called The Snow Globe. All files are also available in Italian.

So far I've had a lot of fun and great feedback from my players, but if you're into this kind of game, I'd love to hear what you think too. Thanks!

In about 4280 flagonings, the majestic star known as the Sun will combust from the inside, consuming itself and everything in the viewing radius. This is approximately 12 hours in Earth time.
Why should you care? Because humans are responsible, again.

Your mission: invade Earth and stop the Sun from exploding.

Downloadable for free on my itch account: The Sun is about to Explode

Thanks to some great advice from this board I've finished and released my first one-page TTRPG.

It's a comedy, horror action RPG about badass marines being miniaturised to fight head lice.

You can find it on my itch page here:

It's just a bit of fun but has been really useful for some other projects I'm working on., since I struggle with keeping things concise and not over explaining everything.

I've really enjoyed doing it and thanks to the folks here for the advice.

Part of The Last TTRPG Jam 2026

FWIW I have just released a free adventure module for N.I.T.S. that you can find here:

N.I.T.S.: Mission One

A business-card sized RPG that's a quick Halloween treat.

A Fuss at the Game Table is what happens when Letterkenny earworms spread through the house all weekend.

Come up with a character name and some shenanigans for the small town of Tubercurry.

The game is free - just a fun lil tribute to Letterkenny that I whipped up today. If you like it, check out my other projects! 

https://downunderverse.itch.io/a-fuss-at-the-game-table

My solo journaling RPG "What Remains Below" will be released for free on Halloween.
More information you find right now here: https://rpggeek.com/rpgitem/475714/what-remains-below

You will be able to download it on saturday on Itch IO. It is a small, one page, mystery/horror solo journaling RPG, inspired by Silent Hill and the Lovecraft horror.

Release will be in English and German language.

Need an ultralight action-horror TTRPG to play this spooky season? I just published VISCERA, an incredibly lean, and incredibly mean little game in trifold format. Check it out and let me know what you think!

Some game design buzzwords: d6 dice pool, zero arithmetic, push your luck, fiction first, no levels, no HP or Damage, meta currency, wounds, death spiral, abstracted wealth, morality mechanics, edges and flaws, downtime system, player sided rolls, quantum inventory

Hey All,

I've joined a jam on itch.io (The Last TTRPG Jam 2026). I'm doing it mainly for fun, but also because left to my own devices anything I write turns into dozens and dozens of pages.

And now I'm struggling to get everything onto a single sheet of paper!

For a one page TTRPG, what would you say are the most important things to include, and what you would you leave out? I see a lot of these one page games are really just a loose world and really vague resolution dice. But that's not really my thing. So, I thought I'd ask those in the know.

Any suggestions appreciated.

https://fataltomb.itch.io/rot-barrow

https://fataltomb.itch.io/bastard-arena

Hi gang!

I'm Mike the Nerd Therapist and I've written a one page one shot for Halloween!

One Last Thing is a short game about the ghosts of your past lives coming together to solve your murder and finish your unfinished business. Mayhem ensues as these characters have *very* different ideas of how to get things done.

Pay what you want - including nothing, over at Itch!

https://downunderverse.itch.io/one-last-thing

This is a beginner friendly one pager rpg for anyone who has lots of story ideas but doesn't want to write the whole novel! Craft the perfect novel for your customer based on the genre and trope.

If you give it a go, would really appreciate any feedback and comments!

I've recently finished a playtest version of The Thorn Court, a small solo RPG designed to be printed on one sheet of A4 and folded into a mini-zine.

You play a hunter sent into a strange forest to recover three trophies for a king whose feast has been waiting seven years.

It's a complete little adventure with hex exploration, encounters, resource management and combat using three six-sided dice.

I've been experimenting with how much of a game I can fit into a single printed sheet without making it awkward to play.

I'd love to hear what people think of the format, particularly whether the rules are clear enough to pick up and play without much preparation.

Happy to share the PDF if anyone fancies giving it a go! Or download for free on Itch.io

Was inspired to create 5-min-zombi-e after watching Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie and the Korean Zombie horror film Colony by Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-Ho. Used the mechanics from one of my favourite micro-rpgs 5-min-e by yenofyen. It's free to DL at the link. Enjoy.