Game Unfolding Machine
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I tried to buy PUM, SUM and GUM on itch, but only Paypal payment is available. I do not have Paypal. I tried to purchase with a card on Driverthrurpg, but for some strange reason it rejected my payment. In Itch I don't have that problem. Is there a way for you to enable card payment in itch? Or is there another way to purchase?
How can I access my copy of the GUM v.2 included with my Extended v.1? The GUM v.1 seems to have disappeared from your catalogue. Maybe you are not referencing it, but it is still available on itch.io, but searching in itch.io is a real nightmare and the only way to find my purchases is locating them from within the author’s page.
Hi,Thank you. I sent you a friend request in Discord. I don’t know if you have your own channel of Discord, since it is not mentioned in your itch.io page or in your YouTube Information page.Regards,Antonio
P.S.: I found a link in your website,http://jeansenvaars/#2857, but it does not work. Or maybe, but I am not very well acquainted with Discord.
This originally caught my eye when it was initially released and I liked a lot of what I saw. With some of the recent polishing and additions you made, this is shaping to be my favorite tool for solo gaming (and even groups!).
The game creation section had definitely helped me come up with interesting session starters, and the list of related words for a lot of the different tables has definitely sparked my imagination more effectively than a few other tools I have been looking at recently.
Truly is, as you stated, a "GM Assistant".
Hello Viper758, can't appreciate enough that you share your feedback with GUM v2. It makes me so happy that it served the purpose it was meant to serve :) I also like the game creator, wanted to play around the idea of a "Reason" table in it too, but for now it's up to the player reading :) Super glad, thanks!
Rev1 of this is currently missing bookmarks in the PDF. It could also be aligned slightly nicer, but the compact, dense format is a welcome change and useful to people who have used GUM before.
The biggest change from GUM v1 is the apparent removal of the general action/intent/focus oracle; whether one considers this redundant or not will be a matter of taste.
Overall I consider this an improvement.