The Castle at Bunker Hill

The Castle at Bunker Hill is a structured journaling game that unveils the secrets of one of Los Angeles's lost landmarks. Inspired by the famed Queen Anne-style home known as "The Castle" at 325 S. Bunker Hill Avenue, this narrative-driven game guides you through a fictionalized world teeming with characters, events, and mysteries of your own creation.

Whether you're a seasoned storyteller, a budding writer, or seeking a creative outlet, The Castle at Bunker Hill offers a unique and engaging experience that will spark your imagination and ignite your passion for storytelling.

To play, you'll need:

• A standard 52-card deck (Jokers are in play)
• Two six-sided dice (d6)
• A journal (digital or physical)

You may enjoy if you're: 

• A fan of journaling and creative writing: The game provides a simple ruleset and flexible framework for developing a rich fictional narrative.
• A writer seeking creative prompts and structured writing practice: The game provides the setting, prompts, and structure to guide your creative writing sessions, making it an excellent tool for enhancing your writing skills and consistency.
• Someone who enjoys storytelling, role-playing, and world-building: The open nature of the game allows you to craft a world of your own making, filled with captivating characters, intriguing events, and endless possibilities.
•  Interested in the history of Los Angeles: While the game draws inspiration from the real-life Castle at Bunker Hill, it offers the freedom to adapt the narrative to explore various historical events and figures associated with this iconic landmark.

Note: 

Hi, everyone; this is my first foray into creating a structured journaling game and publishing on itch.io. Over the last few years, I've developed a passion for creating tools that help people establish consistency in their creative practices. So, I've decided to develop toolkits and games that help people practice writing (fiction, nonfiction, songwriting, etc), public speaking, game development, and world-building through creative constraints. 

Coming Soon 

• Audio Version