My Games!

 

Welcome to My Game Shelf 🎲

Here you'll find the games I've designed and published — each one carefully developed to offer a unique experience, whether you're navigating deep dungeons, exploring fantasy realms, or testing your strategy at the tabletop.

All of my games are physical creations, most of them built with a print-and-play or solo-play mindset, because I believe in games that are immersive, flexible, and ready to come alive on your table — at your pace, in your style.

This is more than a portfolio. It’s a growing collection of worlds I’ve created with great passion, and I’m proud to share them with you.

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Legendary Hero

Old School Solo Dungeon Crawler | Print & Play

One sheet. One die. Endless danger.
Legendary Hero is not for the faint of heart. Every room is a surprise. Every roll could be your last. And victory? Almost no one survives long enough to claim the final title.

I’ve played it hundreds of times.
I created it.
And I’ve only won once.

If you miss the raw thrill of early D&D — when imagination ruled, death was real, and triumph had weight — your next adventure starts here.

👉 Buy Legendary Hero on Itch.io

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Monsters & Heroes

A solo RPG of danger, freedom, and the power of imagination.

What if every dice roll shaped a world that lives and breathes with your choices?

Monsters & Heroes isn’t just a solo RPG — it’s a fully open-world fantasy experience where you explore unknown lands, battle legendary creatures, and uncover secrets that even the tables couldn’t predict. Built from the ground up to empower creativity, this game combines elegant mechanics, narrative oracles, and hex-based exploration into a deeply immersive print-and-play system you can take anywhere.

Whether you're a veteran dungeon crawler or just discovering the thrill of solo adventuring, Monsters & Heroes gives you the tools — and the freedom — to write your own legend, one epic decision at a time.

📖 Available now on Amazon

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