Nights in the Neighborhood

A roleplaying game of mystery, silence, and glowing eyes in the dark.

When the lights go out and the humans close their eyes, the neighborhood breathes differently. The trees creak in strange ways. Shadows stretch. And something… something moves through the gardens, across rooftops, behind fences.

There are no heroes here. Only nocturnal dwellers:

• An old cat, bearing impossible scars across her skin.

• A stray dog that never barks—just watches.

• An owl that sees far too much.

• A raccoon that smells things no one else can sense.

They don’t speak. They can’t. But they feel. They communicate through glances, gestures, movements full of urgency.

Because tonight, like so many nights, the neighborhood is not at peace. And something—something that shouldn’t exist—has awakened.

Nights in the Neighborhood

is a roleplaying game without spoken language, centered on investigation, tension, and the unknowable. No words. No epic battles. Only what’s felt, intuited, and glimpsed between the cracks of the everyday.

What makes it special?

• Nonverbal roleplay: Nothing is said. Everything is conveyed through narration, gestures, and pure intuition.

• Chaotic, immersive system: Uses cards and coins to resolve conflicts in unique and unpredictable ways.

• Weirdcore aesthetic: A distorted vision of familiar spaces: parks, homes, lights… everything feels wrong. Everything could break.

• Animal protagonists: No cartoons. Just sentient creatures facing the inexplicable.

• Simple rules, deep emotion: Perfect for short sessions or intense mini-campaigns filled with symbolism, fear, and beauty.

This is not a game about winning.
It’s a game about understanding. About holding on.
About choosing whether to face what waits in the dark…
or to simply watch it, until it disappears again.