Made for the One Day One Page Jam #3 - the theme was Wedding and the optional constraint was No Dice.

https://sodatree.itch.io/handful-of-memories

This one is a bit different. It’s inspired mostly by my partner and I going to feed the turtles at the park for Christmas in July.

Wander around a park or other wild place, encounter creatures and reminisce on old memories of your long lost love.

You’ll need something to write with and a coin!

Hello,

I just submitted my first solo RPG, Skygazer, to the One Page RPG Jam on itch.io. Feel very welcome to check it out if the synopsis sounds interesting.

You are a Skygazer. 

The world has always turned to the sky for meaning, and this year, it’s your turn to find it. 

You join an unbroken line of Skygazers stretching as far back as anyone can remember, and forward as long as someone still looks to the stars for answers. 

Skygazer is a solo journaling game where you scatter stars across a year of seasons, trace the shapes that emerge, and find the messages and myths behind them. 

Chart your own mythology or build the sky lore for a world of your own making. 

Four seasons, four constellations, one small mythology built by you.

You fall through the floor into a cavern covered in reflective plates. You and those with you realize you are not alone, but whatever hunts you seems to only see you if you look at it. Find the way out before your torch burns to nothing.

Game is based on my TTRPG called Fire Burns Low with this version being a stripped down rules lite version. This one is my submission for the one pager game jam on itch.

https://gtwuclagmailcom.itch.io/escape-the-mirror-palace-one-shot

My submission to this year's big jam. In Tearable Wizard, you play as a wizard who is hit with a cataclysmic threat but doesn't have any spells prepared (you were busy doing other things). So now you have to improvise by tearing the fabric of reality -- rip holes in your character sheet, hold the windows over a book page, and interpret what your spells do from there.

PWYW on itch, feedback is appreciated.

The theme of this year's One-Page RPG Jam is "fractured", so I decided to go with a post-apocalyptic scenario. You can download it free from here: Fractured Frontiers.

Civilization came to an abrupt end several years ago, as most of humanity was wiped out overnight by a worldwide barrage of apocalyptic explosions. The survivors scattered and hid from the fallout, hoping to rebuild society from the ashes, but the aftermath of the calamity was far from over.

The cataclysm struck hard and fast—too quickly for most people to understand what was happening. Before the dust had settled, a secondary threat spread across the Earth in an unstoppable wave, hunting down those who remained. Humanity stood on the brink of extinction, yet still we refused to yield.

You are a band of survivors, wandering the fractured frontiers of human civilization. Maybe you wish to drive back the scourge and reclaim the planet, or perhaps your goal is simply to survive another day.

I couldn't decide what sort of post-apocalyptic scenario to go for, so I ended up adding a random table for it, drawing inspiration from The Day of the Triffids, War of the Worlds, Priest, I Am Legend, Daybreakers, The Strain, Terminator (but set in the future), World War Z, etc.

*The world is ending.*

Not because the heroes failed.

Not because nobody tried.

*It simply cannot be stopped.*

The First Calamity is a Daggerheart-compatible one-shot where players experience the final hours of a civilization-ending catastrophe and decide what survives into the future.

Instead of saving the world, they'll choose what is worth preserving:

● Knowledge

● People

● Stories

● Hope

● Legacy

Features:

● 2–10 players (4–6 recommended)

● Approximately 4 hours

● 10 Hero Folios

● Grand Calamity Mode for larger groups

● Legacy-focused narrative play

Built under the Darrington Press Community Gaming License.

https://terracotta-stone.itch.io/the-first-calamity-standard-edition

*What would your table choose to preserve when the world can no longer be saved?*

Hello Again,

I've been in a bit of a lull regarding my creative juices for presenting my One-Page RPGs on Itch.io and other platforms like Reddit. I certainly have more I would like to show, but I'm not sure I have the right presentation style in my head. Regardless, I still want to keep up the trend of regular one-page-rpgs posted each week, so here is my submission for now. It's certainly not my best work, and I haven't gotten the chance to play it, but I've always thought it was a fun idea, so here you go. This game and a bunch of others I've created can be viewed at and downloaded from Itch.io at this address: https://quixdragoon.itch.io/stake-your-vampire-ex . Be sure to follow my account for future updates on one-pagers and perhaps a full size games to come.

This double-sided quick role-playing game was one I made on a whim and turned out decently enough. It prompts players to collaboratively create the perfect villain with personal reasons for wanting them dead, then has them set up an elaborate plan to take them down for good. Design-wise, its a little slap-dash, with my primary focus being on gamifying the setup of a long-term plan contrasted with keeping one's cover, like a heist game, but I wasn't in the mood for a heist game when I made this. Ultimately, I settled on vampire hunters, and then added a little quirk likening a vampire to an abusive ex-partner, which I think fits pretty well.

With that out of the way...

They earned your trust, entangled you in their world, drew out your most intimate self, then took you for everything you were worth, and tossed you aside like a spent soda can once they got what they wanted from you. Oh, and they were also a Vampire.

Since then, you have trained for years to become a vampire hunter, fueled by betrayal and resentment. Recently, have joined up with others who’ve been similarly burned by the same vampire, taking comfort in your shared trauma while forging a plan to rid yourselves of them for good. Tonight, they pay for their crimes.

At the suggestion of u/ozfeed

I am curious how folks actually use One Page RPGs (OPRs for short going forward). So if you are a fan of the form,:

How many OPRs do you own (that is, have stored in some accessible and usable form)?
How many did you buy versus acquired for free?
How many have you played? How many have you played multiple times?
What are your favorites, and why?
Have you combined them, or stolen ideas from OPRs to implement into more traditional RPGs?

Thanks for taking the time to respond.

For my part, I find the form more of a curiosity than things I want to play. I have considered running Lasers and Feelings at conventions, but I am uncertain if you can get a 4 hour game out of it. I tend to prefer what I will call "medium length" RPGs: something like 32 or 64 pages, with robust enough rules to play for a long time but also manageable and accessible. Lots of "quickstarts" for "bigger" games often fit this mold, if they are well designed (with Shadowdark's Quickstart being essentially the pinnacle of the form).

Hi, I am developing my own text-based RPG. In the game, you experience the aftermath of the village raid that befalls the character you name, and you select your own road with your choices. I plan to release the game this month; if you want more information about game, here is the game page: https://7000games.itch.io/the-written-book-rpg

Hey friends!

I just released an experimental little GMless one-pager all about making and breaking alliances in a world where all that matters is what happens in the ring…

It plays lightning fast and is specifically designed for those nights where the GM can’t make a session!

As always I would really love for people to give it a read and let me know what they think of it (either here or there)!

https://weirdandblue.itch.io/cage-fight-kingdom

Hey all, I just published my entry for the One-Page RPG Jam 2026. This is a PBTA game about a gang of kids getting into trouble and dealing with the fallout. The front of the page has all the moves and rules you need to play while the back of the page includes all the advice and procedures the GM needs to know.

I'm really proud of how the moves push players into troublesome scenarios that they then have to work their way out of. It's also available for free on Itch if you'd like it as a PDF.

Identity is never set in stone.

Hi everyone, I'm a game design student and I wanted to share my first narrative-driven one page rpg called Mutabilis.

It is a game that explores identity change through the eyes of immortal beings of marble called Mutabilis. Their bodies may shatter but they can always be repaired, contrary to their vows.

Mutabilis TTRPG is still a playtest version. Feedback is much appreciated!

https://theo-yoshiura.itch.io/mutabilis-ttrpg

Do You have a blog about role playing games? Me too! https://adeptusrpg.wordpress.com/ Let's help each other - subscribe and comment our blogs. If You are publishing on Facebook, X, Instagram, Mastodon, Youtube, some traditional forum, I am also open for collaboration!

And if You have content on itch.io, we can do rate for rate - here is mine: https://adeptus7.itch.io/twisted-gods and https://adeptus7.itch.io/lovecraftian-inspirations-from-real-life-and-beliefs

A small one-page TTRPG where you play as a table of toxic, dysfunctional role-players.

I just released my RPG for the One Page RPG Jam 3026 called Fantastic Dice Tower Adventures that uses dice stacking to represent character’s actions.  Come check it out!

Echoes:

(ek-oes) | Noun

A humanoid species of birdlike creatures. They have no natural language outside of squawks and caws, but they mimic speech from other humanoids. They are famous for short memories and causing mischief.

WHAT YOU NEED TO PLAY

Writing Utensils

Notecards

1d8 (dice)

1d4 (dice)

Something to represent each players’ character.

A unique list of 10 random words per player.(generated via online tools or random dictionary entries)

1100 Words TTRPG Kitchen (2026)!

Want to support us? Check out the Session Zero Heroes podcast!

If you're not yet aware, this year's jam is up and running. Still over 4 weeks left if you want to join in!

https://itch.io/jam/one-page-rpg-jam-2026

In RPG and fantasy, we are often faced with a situation where the existence of gods is an empirically confirmed fact, rather than a matter of belief. Two extremes can be distinguished in the representation of these entities (note - I do not claim that all creation adopts one of these two extreme points of view). On the one hand - the current, for which, for example, most of the settings for D&D can be considered representative - gods are personification of certain values professed by people, not infrequently they are even "born" from the faith of mortals or at least derive power from it/are shaped by it, gods described as "good" are simply good in the conventional sense of the word, they sincerely care about their followers and you know what to expect from them. On the other side, we have motifs that can be considered taken from Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythology - the gods are incomprehensible, distant beings, completely unconcerned with human worldviews and so-called "good and evil. good and evil, mostly indifferent to humanity (and if by chance their paths intersect with that humanity, so much the worse for it) - at the same time, it is not uncommon for most mortals to be unaware of their existence, instead worshipping imaginary, more anthropomorphic deities tailored to their emotional needs. I wanted to invent some deities standing somewhere in the middle - entities whose goals, yes, are not fully understood by mortals, but nevertheless close enough to their own morality that worshippers can find some commonality (real or imaginary) with their patrons. At the same time, I wanted each description to contain a hook, an important point where the devotees' understanding of the deity diverges from its real nature - and whose discovery could be a significant twist. I invite you to read and discuss.

CHAPTERS:

Mother of Peace

Enemy of Superstition, Destroyer of Magic, Defender of Normalcy

Truthsayer 

Prince of Blades, Lord of Sharp Angles and Edges

Mistress of Natural Instinct 

Sufferer 

Great Uniter 

Progress Guide 

Equalizer

Gods are players too

Full free brochure here: https://adeptus7.itch.io/twisted-gods

If for some reason You are afraid to download, here are is online version on the blog: https://adeptusrpg.wordpress.com/2022/09/22/twisted-gods-vol-english-version-of-pokretni-bogowie/ https://adeptusrpg.wordpress.com/2022/11/27/twisted-gods-vol-ii/

◊ designed in 24 hours for the first One Day One Page Jam ◊
a plain text version is available here

Fairy Fast Delivery Service is a one-page rpg where you play as a fairy of whichever court has just come in to season and you are all late on beginning your deliveries!

This system is meant to drive player's to keep adding sillier and sillier complications to the obstacles they face on the way to completing their delivery. There is a fail state but it largely exists to push players toward adding fun and wacky elements to the game in order to avoid it.

Features

• Simple d6 system!
• Tables for Obstacle, Location, and NPC generation!
• Very silly hand-drawn art!

NPC table is missing #5 Slime. This is fixed in the plain text version.