About the work

A closer look.

A solo tabletop room for one person, one pen, about thirty minutes. No prep, no dice, no GM, nobody to gather. You are working a night watch in a building you already know. Your job is one line in a logbook every half hour. Partway down the hall there is a door set into a wall that has no business having a door, and the logbook has already written the entry you have not made yet, in your handwriting. What you get, as a PDF: - four entries, four choices, midnight - a question at 11:30 you have to answer in one line, honestly - three endings, none of which punish you for leaving early - an optional dice rule that changes what the room remembers, not whether you get out Built for a person who has nobody to play with. You need a pen and a clock. It is not a writing exercise and it is not therapy; it is a room with a cost in it. I answer questions before you buy and I say so when a piece isn't ready. Quiet horror: the dread is in the logbook, not in what's down the hall.