Walk

Walk is a GMless storytelling game about those whose suffering we benefit from, and how we cannot ignore them, no matter how convenient or comfortable it would be to pretend such events do not transpire.

The game can be played alone, or with a group whose size is only limited by the practicality of carrying on a conversation with such a group. It requires no materials beyond the game itself, which can be printed or maintained as a digital copy on a phone, computer, or other device.

The game can be played in five minutes, but a more typical experience will likely take fifteen or twenty minutes.

This game comes from a white, queer, middle class experience. It is created to acknowledge both the marginalization and privilege that we all deal with, but can only inherently speak to its author's experiences. What you bring to the table and take away from the table depends as much on your own history as theirs.

Cover image modified from a photo by Kirill Balobanov (@kbalobanov) on Unsplash.