Tarot for Storytelling

Denis Veps / Sep 30, 2022 / Casual, Indie, Utilities, Game Development

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Instrument for game designers, writers, screen writers, dungeon masters and other storytellers.

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What's new

Future updates and team expansion.

2022-11-15

I am happy to report that my team of one person has grown 5 times. Involved in the project are: * UX designer; * 2D artist; * UI designer; * producer. We are completely redesigning the visual style and some features to make the application even more convenient and fulfill its main goal: to boost your creativity and eliminate the fear of a clean slate.

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What players say

2 user reviews

50% positive, 2 reviews

Not recommended1 hrs played

The idea is good. To have a game where you can tap a card or three to create a story of your own or to boost your productivity with the help of this game. However, it lacks refinement. PROS: - Good concept; - Created using another platform; - In concise words, players get to know what each card signifies; - Different levels; - Rare achievements. CONS: - The English language is worse. Needs refinement; - Some words...

22 found this helpful, 2023-09-17

Recommended0 hrs played

Tarot was based on the 22 Hebrew consonants and is said to represent the entire world. Each card, numbered 0 through 21, has a particular meaning. By reading these cards, fortunetellers predict the future. For example, the first card, 'The Magician', signifies creation, wisdom, beginnings, or destruction and fraud. The second card, 'The High Priestess', denotes intuition, harmony, faith, or dogmatism and...

1 found this helpful, 2025-05-06