Description
Under the Autumn Strangely is a storytelling game of pastoral horror by Graham Gentz, priming with anachronistic Americana set in a land that Never Was.
Inspired by “Over the Garden Wall” created by Patrick McHale, players collaboratively create a world uncanny and old. The game encourages a tonal clash as the Three Roles meld whimsy, autumnal melancholy, and dread.
In this game, you will:
- Take a wrong turn on a dusty road.
- Follow the sign past the red barn with peeling paint.
- Doubt your senses and get a little lost.
Welcome to the Never Was.
“The years have passed and vanished in the mud, we shall find you still. And all that was—is lost by the yellowed noon, to Once Was and Never Will. You, ours, and we can be a dream to bring us Under the autumn strangely.”
