SAHM Reviews: Teatime Adventures Overview: RPG with Baked Goods

In advance of the holidays, many friends were in Philadelphia attending PAX Unplugged. I actually have attended before, but since moving to the Midwest, we have not able to attend. We followed along on social media and could see everyone was having a blast, including Nicole and Scott Brady. While there, Wacky Wizard Games also announced they would be publishing one of Scott’s designs, this one called Caution Signs.

While we were all snug in our house with the holiday decorations up, our family played Teatime Adventures, a cozy RPG from Snowbright Studio. This role-playing game is not the normal fantasy RPG the genre is known for. In this adventure, players talk to other characters and explore the town. There is no fighting, and its all about having a nice time solving problems with each other without using physical force.

The book contains four adventures, and they include real recipes to make and eat while playing through the game. We planned to use one of the recipes from the book, but decided to stick with our own trusted recipe for this first adventure. Lauren and the kids made some treats for us when we played through the game. All the information you need such as maps and character worksheets are included in the book. I think the kids had maybe the most fun designing their own characters and making them better with one attribute over another. 

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