Adri @genericgeekgirl@gamemaking.social

Hey Bay Area folk, I'm coming to San Francisco in mid-March (17-24), and I want to hang out <3

Happy Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week <3

@fluffy Are you going to GDC this year?

Ok. Let's say I decide to go to GDC. Who might I see there? What parties do I need to attend? Will there be an IF dinner?

Arisia this weekend!!!!

I did a thing a few years ago where I collected weird free postcards from places (restaurants, game swag, etc) and then sent them out to various people. I've amassed a small collection again, so who wants one?

Any of my mutuals want to participate in a favorite book swap this holiday season? Let me know, and I'll DM you the details.

Also, if you want to *write* a short Halloween-appropriate game, there's Ectocomp. https://itch.io/jam/ectocomp-2018-english

Halloween is coming up! Reminder that I have two adorable holiday-themed games: Story of the Shinoboo and Hippo on Elm Street: http://genericgeekgirl.com/games/

@blueberrysoft Haha, sorry. I'll try :)

Things that drive Adri nuts: Every other post on this one polyamory group is a photo of either a) something unicorn-related or b) an unrelated use of the word "poly".

Yesterday, I played a hybrid of Call of Cthulhu and AD&D called "Ravenloft of Cthulhu".

I will forever hear "sheep among wolves" as "sheep in my walls."

Attending a "retrofuturism festival" this weekend! It's got Lots of Things (so much synthwave), but most importantly, I'm looking forward to playing new-to-me RPGs and board games. (It looks like the LARPs are all day affairs, and I don't want to limit myself.)

Whoops. I guess you can't put a hashtag in a CW header.

I'm an avid gamer, whether it's video games, board games, live action roleplaying, or tabletop roleplaying.

I write text adventures, and I specialize in short, adorable games. I also work in the games industry, although I'm somewhat private about where exactly.

I run two local game dev meetups, curate games for a local games festival, and am in the early stages of running a narrative games conference.