Lily Bard Mysteries: The Body in Shakespeare Park
CHARLAINE HARRIS’ LILY BARD MYSTERIES: THE BODY IN SHAKESPEARE PARK COMING IN 2023 – 30-60 minute free demo available now! Lily Bard spent the last four years trying to hide and heal from the secrets of her past. Shakespeare, Arkansas was a quiet place...
Danielle’s Inferno
A dark comedy best described as Monty Python meets Dante that delves deeper into philosophy as you ponder your life’s purpose. An ordinary woman is thrust onto a tour of the nine circles of Hell. Her tour guide through this out-of-body journey is sarcastic...
News / Events
New Zealand and Australian speaking tour
OMSG CEO Jean Leggett will be travelling to Wellington, NZ Sept 1-7 and Melbourne, AU Sept 7-18 to speak about OMSG's journey and its work on the upcoming Charlaine Harris project. NZGDC & Wellington Game Dev Meetup Stories that Haunt and Heal Serious topics such...
Founders Jean & Blair Leggett accept teaching positions at Sheridan College
Founders Jean and Blair Leggett have accepted part-time teaching positions at Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario with the Faculties of Animation, Arts and Design. Jean will be teaching Story, Quests and Missions and Blair will be teaching introduction to game...
CBC All in a Day interviews Jean Leggett
Jean speaks with CBC Ottawa about the challenges designing a game exploring sexual assault and PTSD that normalize the conversation around recovery, trauma, and therapy....
GDC Talk: Stories that Haunt and Heal
Stories that Haunt and Heal: Mental Health and Game Narrative Jean Leggett (CEO, One More Story Games) Jessica Fong (Co-founder and Creative Director, Lonely Egg Studio) Gabriella Lowgren (Communications Manager, Infinity+2) Location: Room 3016, West Hall...
2018 OMSG World Tour
One More Story Games' founders Jean and Blair Leggett traveled extensively in 2018 to give talks about their upcoming game adaptation of Charlaine Harris' Shakespeare's Landlord from her Lily Bard series, about a rape survivor who deals with PTSD and is also an...
Game Developers Must Treat Sensitive Issues Ethically And Responsibly
Game Developers Must Treat Sensitive Issues Ethically And Responsibly Richard Moss November 12, 2018 12:41 PM Games don't have to be escapist fantasies. They can tackle important issues like mental illness or sexual assault with respect and help elicit empathy, say...