It’s been a while since I played some kind of roleplay that influences borders on the map. I also have a love-hate relationship with Larps that let me play a character but at the same time my every move can set a chain reaction that can be felt far into the future. I’d probably prefer […]
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This is a remake of an old article I made around 2015. I have learned a lot since then, so it is time to improve on the fruits of my already infinite wisdom. It’s basically a checklist for getting larp ideas, Like Art of War but not so needlessly cryptic. I like to call them
I kept calling them “comic clouds” because that’s what we called them in comic books. You know the ones, little clouds of text floating above character, showing you what they are saying. But it turns out the “official” name is “speech balloons“ We wanted to have those in Cloak and Boffer and it is definitely
As you may know, Cloak and Boffer is a narrative first game where people will talk a lot. Most 2D video games have a very small amount of animations for conversations. We decided to go wild and have characters emote a lot. Here’s a small WiP showcase of animations specifically for talking. The list will
Back in 2018, the somewhat newly formed Croatian larp company Terrible Creations got together with the local Harry Potter fan club and made a wizard school larp for grownups. It was called called Tajna Stare Sušice.
Back in spring, we made a survey, sent it to a number of larp groups across the internet and got some pretty interesting results from around 100-ish people. As this isn’t a food recipe, let’s skip the long intros and look at some numbers!
More sane developers would probably just put cartoonish closed fists and call it a day, but we decided to do A LOT with hands
