Anyone who has tried to get something done while a pet stares them down will understand One More Page at a glance. This cosy little card game asks you to finish your masterpiece before Bō, your attention-hungry companion, gets the zoomies. Gamers have clearly felt seen: a project that asked for just $3,108 has pulled in more than $68,000 (around £54,000) from 971 backers.
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Find events near youFrom creator Mithrasa, One More Page is billed as part push-your-luck card game and part solo journaling RPG. You press your luck writing as many pages as you dare, banking your progress before the chaos (namely Bō) undoes your hard work. It is a gentle, low-stakes premise, and the kind of thing that works equally well as a quiet solo wind-down or a light filler at the table.
That funding haul, comfortably past 2,200 per cent of the original target, is the sort of runaway result that usually points to a premise people genuinely connect with rather than a flashy miniatures pitch. It is a tiny ask turned breakout, carried by charm rather than plastic.
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See how it worksThe campaign runs until 18 June. If a cosy game about gentle procrastination sounds like your kind of evening, it is an easy one to back.
Sources: PledgeBox | Meeple Mountain | Kickstarter
