Top 5 Solo Rpgs for people who don't play Rpgs

Want to get into solo Rpgs but don't play any (or many) Rpgs with other people? I've got you covered!

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Disclaimer - I make these videos for fun. Whilst I welcome constructive and engaged discussion on the rules and tactics of a game, be aware that I might make mistakes and I might not make the most logical choices all of the time. I hope you can enjoy anyway!
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[lone_adventurer]

What games do you recommend to beginner soloists? Thanks for watching!

[crushingit]

You have no idea how much the Solo RPG community needed this video.
Lots of time on reddit people want to know how they can get into a Solo RPG without any prior experience.
Lots of time there is naive response of just picking up a D&D 5th Ed core book.
That too intimidating for those that never played a Table Top RPG or GM or played in a group.
Ok what next? Where do I go? Why do I go? How do I surprise myself? How is this supposed to be fun if I already know whats coming up? etc etc.

[Caidezes]

Thank you so much for this! I love the idea of solo RPGs, but the most popular ones come with 400+ page books and supplements that are very intimidating even if the systems are good.

[ThePhiloctopus]

Awesome video. I just went all in on MIRU, parts 1, 2, and 3, and the extra hexkit addon. This looks perfect for me!

[sleepysasquatchgames]

Thank you for included GLIDE in your list. The latest expansion, Downtime, adds so many more options for players when visiting settlements. I won't list them all here and encourage players to check it out if they enjoy the core game.

There is a revision of GLIDE coming next year, which will make things much easier to get into and include some missing content.

[JamesParatiiArts]

amazing overview! I just bought MIru and Harpers Quest!

[williamroeben]

Your channel, and others like yours, have been an invaluable resource, pointing me and others toward awesome things, thank you so much!

[BunnyNiyori]

Interesting video, it's rare when I have not seen anything prior. Liked some of the design elements shown. I'm totally a fantasy genre person myself, so I enjoyed seeing Harper's Quest.

[pickpocketpressrpgvideos]

Fantastic reviews - thank you - and really appreciate the "more support" down to "least support" approach. Great insights!

[Why-Ron]

Awesome approach, perspective, and presentation.
Glad I've found this channel...
Shine on!

[MotherScreng]

ive been hoping to find this for ages, many thanks

[mcstabba]

You have sold me on Miru, I'll get that and its sequel.

[TheQuestingRecluse]

Cool video, and looks like awesome suggestions.

[thomasmallory]

Color me embarrassed; I'd been pronouncing "Zilight" as though it rhymed with "Twilight" (Zombie Twilight == Zilight?), but maybe "Zi" is short for "Zine" as a reference to its size. I thought about this too much....

[HeadHunterSix]

Notorious is probably my favorite solo RPG, with Glide a very close second. I've found Scraps by Cezar Capacle to be a lot of fun and features a very different kind of fundamental mechanic.

[BranPhlakes]

Amazing video thank you! Just ordered Miru Excited to give it a try

[MrClawt]

Harpers Quest 2 looks like a perfect match for me. I love DCC and Scarlet heroes.

[garethmason]

Great video. Would also like to add ShadowDark which has a solo mode Ker Nethalas to the list. Both great games.

[_masfueg_]

Do you have a list of games that play closest to Miru?

[jonio]

I had forgotten about some of these! I really want to try out glide and notorious. I just started playing broken shards which has a fair amount going on so it will be nice to go back to something that does more of the work for me again :)