Alice is Missing is getting a film adaptation from the RPG’s designer

One of the most popular tabletop role-playing games of recent years is getting a film adaptation. Alice is missingHunters Entertainment’s TTRPG, is being developed by Paramount, where it will be written by Becca Gleason (The summer I got pretty

) and Spenser Starke, the creator of the game.

Alice is missing follows the story of a group of friends navigating through events after one of their own goes missing. The game is played entirely via text messaging, with each player participating as a unique character with their own motivation. All players text each other, slowly gather their evidence and find out exactly what happened to Alice.

Alice is missing was originally launched on Kickstarter more than two years ago and it was quickly funded. From there, the game grew in popularity with fans and critics alike, eventually earning an Ennie Award for Best Game and Product of the Year.

The film is produced by Ivan van NormanHead of Darrington Press imprint of Critical Role, and Christopher De La Rosa. Alice is missing Creator Spenser Starke is currently a designer for Darrington.