

Little Legends Quest is a print-at-home story adventure where kids don't just listen to the story. The game is already built and playable, and now we're on Kickstarter to have the whole world hand-illustrated.
A dad of twins, a finished game, and one thing I couldn't do myself.
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Little Legends Quest is built, written, tested and playable right now. Your pledge doesn't fund a maybe. It funds the artwork the adventure deserves.
Three Acts, one complete tale.
Kids steer every step.
The screen guides the grown-up.
Act One is free, right here.



Printed at home. Played at our kitchen table.
Try Act One of three for free and see how it works at your own table. No pledge, no account, no download. It runs in your browser.
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While building Little Legends Quest I used AI-generated artwork as temporary prototype art. It helped me test the adventure and prove it worked before investing in full illustration. It was always meant to be temporary.The prototype got us here. Now we're making the version worth keeping.

Draco is redrawing the whole game by hand, from the Candy Kingdom map to the characters, creatures and cards. The Act One board above is the first finished piece. This Kickstarter funds the rest.





A few more pieces by @draco_illustrations. Swipe →
Every Legend has one special, high-risk move. Your child says what their hero does (anything at all!) and the story answers with their idea inside it.
You type the idea in and read the answer aloud; children never use the screen. The story reply is written by AI. More on that below.

I'm a dad of twins, and making games is very much not my day job.
Little Legends Quest started because I wanted the kind of adventure I could play with my own kids: the feeling of a big role-playing game, without a giant rulebook or hours of preparation. So I started building one.
What began as a small idea turned into something where kids make decisions I never would have predicted. That's my favourite part of the whole thing.
Little Legends Quest has been built small. With your help, it can become something much bigger.
The art: while developing the game I used AI-generated images as temporary prototype artwork. The purpose of this Kickstarter is to replace all of it with original artwork by @draco_illustrations. The finished edition will contain none of the AI placeholder art.
The Imagination Roll: this one feature uses AI. When a child describes their own move, the grown-up types it in and an AI language model writes a short story reply for the grown-up to read aloud. It only happens in battles, the game itself decides what the move does, and children never use the screen. What you type is used only to write that reply. Without a connection, the game uses its own built-in lines.
If Little Legends Quest feels like the kind of adventure you'd love to share with your kids, I'd love your help bringing the finished world to life.
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Quirk Popz
Paul Frade
Am Tiefenberg 14
40629 DĂĽsseldorf, Germany
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