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Thank you for the review! This looks very promising and funnily enough the setting is more or less one we came up with at our first coop session yesterday evening. Will definitely give this one a spin. Thanks again, Deborah!
Glide seems to be a result of someone wanting to combine a region generator with a survival game. The fact it uses a deck of cards and six sided dice means you can combine it with other game systems that make either or both use of those items such as for example 'the seeker discovering a datapad containing an observation report of a distant planet? A quick round of Takuma Okada's alone among the stars might fill in the details.' Another example would be 'The seeker discovers a cache of untouched weapons. How did it get here? A game of Grimdark Future Firefight might provide its context.' Even Glide can be played without using Eriadoor at all and its npcs could be renamed and such. Is there a fantasy version of Glide though? Id be down in trying it out.
There's also a new expansion that allows you to take on space missions in orbit above the planet and a few more expansions coming very soon, i believe. It's a fun game!
Thank you for all these videos. Do you plan on doing a review of Riftbreaker from Blackoath Entertainment ? The book includes rules for solo play. I have it in PDF, and the game looks promising but I am not used to solo gaming.
Thumbs up for the review! I must say I am getting tired of copycat RPGs - in this case clearly Dune. I'm all for independent content especially solo stuff, but I do expect the content to be fairly original. But the creator wanted this to be a love letter to Dune and I stand corrected on the content and am buying this project!
Dune is one of the primary inspirations for GLIDE. I do credit Frank Herbert in the front of the book, along with many other creatives. Wholly, this game is a love-letter to Arrakis and the universe of Dune. I do not shy away from using many tropes from Dune in my final product nor the creative elements that made it so appealing to millions. I honestly wanted to be able to explore a similar universe but at my own pace and creating my own stories in a solo setting. So, I created GLIDE and the systems surrounding it. Houses, Major and Minor, sand snakes, rationing water, never ending sands, buried relics, it's all here for the same reason; the love of Dune. Hope that explains more why this product exists as you see it. I'd love to discuss it more if you had questions or concerns around the game.
@@sleepysasquatchgames I stand corrected! Thank you for responding and crediting Frank Herbert. Your response of a "love letter" sold me on the project! I will also edit my initial response because it was incorrect.
did you review it? i mustve missed that episode somehow.I hadnt even heard of it until a couple days ago, or if i had already heard of it , I already forgot about it as i never saw a gamer doing an overview of it until it suddenly appeared in my suggested vids. it sounds pretty cool.
