Hendrik ten Napel is a sad Dutch cowboy
@napel.itch.io
I design tabletop games from my apartment in the Netherlands. (he/them)
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Can I share a game of my own? It fits the whole bill: napel.itch.io/the-girls-of...
The Girls of the Genziana Hotel by Hendrik ten Napel
a dark mystery in a nineteenth century alpine hotel
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November 25, 2025 at 11:40 AM
Can I share a game of my own? It fits the whole bill: napel.itch.io/the-girls-of...
Love the sound of Northfolk, and I'll definitely give Undertow a chance too!
November 23, 2025 at 7:28 PM
Love the sound of Northfolk, and I'll definitely give Undertow a chance too!
I absolutely love The Warren's playbook. From it's perfect little portrait window, to the column of basic moves, and all the potential for character moves which might get written down if your rabbit manages to survive for long enough.
November 21, 2025 at 6:49 PM
I absolutely love The Warren's playbook. From it's perfect little portrait window, to the column of basic moves, and all the potential for character moves which might get written down if your rabbit manages to survive for long enough.
His Girl Friday was a far more uncomfortable film than I expected!
November 21, 2025 at 2:45 PM
His Girl Friday was a far more uncomfortable film than I expected!
I think this might be why we need a fantasy Slugblaster hack
November 20, 2025 at 8:30 PM
I think this might be why we need a fantasy Slugblaster hack
Reposted by Hendrik ten Napel is a sad Dutch cowboy
So my advice, to those who would ask, is not "the only way to make money as a game designer is to start with money," but "the only way to be a creative person / game designer is to figure out what tiny scraps of time you can put towards practicing your craft to produce your art, and do that."
November 3, 2025 at 6:19 PM
So my advice, to those who would ask, is not "the only way to make money as a game designer is to start with money," but "the only way to be a creative person / game designer is to figure out what tiny scraps of time you can put towards practicing your craft to produce your art, and do that."