We played a perfectly enjoyable one-shot. The prince was the annoying but party-saving power that the setting demands. The system plays well and mostly stays out of the way, as it should. This is a particularly good Tricube Tales setting, but the variety available means you can find the ones that appeal to you.

Elegant in its simplicity, I've become fascinated with Tricube Tales. Many evenings, my buddies and I are hanging out, wanting to do some gaming but we don't have anything ready to play. I feel like we could sit down, create a game and characters, and start playing within minutes. Great stuff!

Tricube Tales is a rules light RPG that uses 1 to 3 d6 dice for everything game related! It's a player facing game, that means all the rolls are been made by your players!

The game offers flexible rules that accommodates different styles of play like fantasy, horror and cyberpunk!

But enough of the casual review! What Tricube Tales really are?

It's an amazing little gem which it's advertised as rules light and indeed it is. But underneath those simple rules there has been enormous brainstorming. It may not seem at first reading but if you spend a couple of times with the text you will (re)discover those beautiful ideas!

I can offer a picture of those ideas but I don't want to spoil it to you. You can just check how magic works in Tricube Tales, how to approach it and you will see the time spend giving those rules the shape we see today!

There's a supplement which is called Tricube Tactics with extra rules for the crunchy storytellers and myriads of micro settings! Did I mention about the excellent Solo rules?

Tricube Tales started as game to play with children, which can handle easily, but it became something more! I only see a positive future for the game and I hope to see more products on the way!

Amazing value for a tremendous effort by the author! Congratulations!

This solo system works reasonably well on its own but it has its limits which become apparent after a while. The tables are great but not big enough for longer games and the system where you randomly determine which challenge is presented to the character is a cool idea but quite awkward when you already have another direction in mind.

Still these are nitpicks. It is a good intro into solo play and and for the price the content is there.

Great rules light game that defines characters better in a few words than a whole bunch of stats. Works very well for one shots, several adventures and solo as well. Especially if you want to handle multiple player characters.

Excellent addition to the system, offering more depth and options without cluttering the simple elegance that makes Tricube Tales such a great game.

Original tricube tales was good in many regards, but ruling felt too vague at times Tricube tactics seems to fix it, leaving little space for ambiguity. Combat rules are simple and flexible, magic got much needed upgrade in terms of mechanics and it became much easier for me to distinct uses of combat style and main trait. Granted, playing with these rules isn't as swift and intuitive as tricube tales, but I feel like you're not expected to use them constantly. It is much better fit for climatic showdowns or combat heavy, hack and slash games.

An incredible collection of micro-settings, each one playable on its own. Worth the price!

We played this TCT one-page as light comedy/horror in a one shot and it worked great. We laughed, we were creeped out; all good.

A very pleasant surprise of solo rules. Much more useful than I would expect something of 12 pages to be. It's strangely comfy in use. Succint, and nice. These rules gives just enough structure for many things one would need for solo:

• generic oracle, scenes(via cards), urban/wilderness/dungeon crawls/more distant things,
• mystery and social interactions even,
• and most favorite of mine - arcane and twist tables Now I want printed version =D

one of my favorite rpg´s, extremelly simple set of rules, played a Stranger Things inpired game, introduced people to the rpg genere, compleatly replaced Fate System for me

I played a full adventure using these rules. I tracked the character, game state, card outcomes, and plots at the top of a document as I narrated the scenes, challenges, rolls, and outcomes. It worked well. It gave me a structure to craft my story around with lots of creativity prompts and plenty of freedom. I will be doing the same in other Tricube Tales mini settings as inspiration strikes. I believe this is a perfect supplement for that little bit of extra structure you need in a solo version of a rules light game.

Very much on theme. Would recommend if you're looking for a quick pick up and play.

I've played this system a lot. It's a fast easy flexible system. Money well spent. Author is very active on discord and has responded quickly to questions.

It really pops!