Английская Википедия:Field Guide to Memory
Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox game Field Guide to Memory is a one-player, narrative, pen-and-paper journaling, indie role-playing game by Shing Yin Khor and Jeeyon Shim about a missing cryptozoologist's mentee traveling across the United States in search of information about her mentor.
Gameplay
Field Guide to Memory is a "keepsake game" where players create a physical artifact as part of the game mechanics.[1][2] Players follow daily prompts that ask them to write, create art, and do other physical activities in the real world, often involving nature.[3]
Publication history
In December 2020, Shing Yin Khor and Jeeyon Shim launched a Kickstarter to fund the creation of the game. The crowdfunding campaign surpassed the goal of $18,000 and raised just over $62,000 with the support of 1817 backers.[4][5] Initially, the game was run as a live game in February 2021 for Kickstarter backers who received the game prompts via email over the course of four weeks. The game was then repackaged as a PDF of daily prompts available for purchase on Itch.io.[1][3]
Reception
Field Guide to Memory won the 2021 IndieCade Award in the best live game category.[1][6] Jeeyon Shim was awarded the 2021 Diana Jones Award for "Best Emerging Designer" largely based on her work on Field Guide to Memory.[7] Nerdist called it the best solo (one-player) tabletop role-playing game.[8] Greg Loring-Albright at Drexel University wrote about the game in his Ph.D. research on keepsake games.[9]
References
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- ↑ "Field Guide to Memory". Kickstarter. Jeeyon Shim. Retrieved April 10, 2023. "$62,449 pledged of $18,000 goal. 1,817 backers".
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