Time and Relative Dimensions in Lockdown

Like a significant proportion of the population right now, I'm stuck indoors at home, which gives me a) a lot of time on my hands and b) a lot of sources of distraction online. What that means is that I have ended up with lots of ideas for new games, but without the focus to work on them for more than about 10 minutes at a time before I go and check the news or start a casual game. Anyway, despite all this, I keep trying and, somehow, I've managed to almost sort of complete a game!

Some provisos: first, it's a work-in-progress and definitely still needs more content & polish, especially on the game-facilitator's side of things; second, I need to create several more playsheets before this is actually playable, so at the moment it's just something you can look at.

Normally, I'd keep my work hidden until it was ready, but given the current situation, I wanted to share with everyone and be more engaged; feedback would be nice, but my real agenda here is to show that i'm still around, active and getting on with things, plus, who knows, maybe someone out there will find something to look forward to in this that will help them through the next few weeks. I guess we all do our bit for each other where we can.

Take care people and keep being good to each other.