Scarlet (In Silver)

@scarletinsilver.bsky.social

(they/them) queer ttrpg creator; lover of stories; casual dice enthusiast | Check out my newsletter: Stories In Silver. | pfp by @valistarri.bsky.social

If you buy from us at a convention you can forward your Square receipt to pdf@indiepressrevolution.com and we'll send you download links for the games you bought that come with PDFs. We're caught up on Gen Con!

A stock manipulation game dressed in cute Sai Beppu art and fits in a tiny little box. I wrote about Soda Jerk at Skeleton Code Machine a while back: www.skeletoncodemachine.com/p/soda-jerk

Commodity speculation in Soda Jerk

Exploring how Soda Jerk by Chris Yi uses hidden information, stock manipulation, and influence vs. control in a game about combining soda flavors. Also, a reminder to complete the reader survey!

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Knave of Cups@knaveofcups.com · 4d ago

FRESH IN THE SHOP: Soda Jerk from @allplay.bsky.social A fast-playing, silly hand-management/speculation game. Match cards to their flavor tap - matches add points, mismatches subtract. What will you keep? What will you boost? And who’s working against you, dragging it all down with gross mix-ins?*

The box front to Soda Jerk, designed by Chris Yi, art by Sai Beppu. A 50's-inspired image of floating fruits and an old-timey soda jerk (in their uniform and everything) mixing drink flavors at the bar with a tap

A great look at Pirouette! It's great to see people finding the ballet aspect to be quite smooth in the game as that was something that was important in writing the game! Also this has come at a perfect time because something Pirouette-esque might be dropping on Wednesday!

Fiona K.T. Howat@fkth.bsky.social · 2d ago

#RPGaDay2026 Day 3: Poise — Pirouette by @innocentgoblin.bsky.social Blog post: medium.com/@FionaKTHowa... Buy a copy here: innocentgoblin.itch.io/pirouette

No one tell the "giving away TTRPGs for free devalues the artform as a whole" crowd that the public domain exists and is quite literally the backbone of society's creativity. To that point open licenses has led to some of the best games on the market.