Yesterday, Geek Native revealed the best selling fantasy RPGs of 2023 from DriveThruRPG that were published this year.
Today, we reveal the best-selling sci-fi tabletop RPGs of the year.
The usual guidelines apply; all these RPGs and supplements appeared on DriveThruRPG this year, and their author/designer listed them as sci-fi.
Best selling sci-fi RPGs of 2023
- Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay: Imperium Maledictum Core Rulebook by Cubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd..
- Cities Without Number by Sine Nomine Publishing.
- Danger Gal Dossier by R. Talsorian Games Inc..
- Genesys – Embers of the Imperium by EDGE Studio.
- Public Access by The Gauntlet.
- Wrath & Glory: Threat Assessment: Xenos by Cubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd..
- World Builder’s Handbook by Mongoose.
- ENTITY by Candlenaut.
- Dune: The Great Game: Houses of the Landsraad (PDF) by Modiphius.
- Star Trek Adventures Star Trek: Lower Decks Campaign Guide PDF by Modiphius.
- Adventure Class Ships by Mongoose.
- Whitehack Fourth Edition by WhitehackRPG.
- Shadowrun: Body Shop by Catalyst Game Labs.
- The Imperial Navy by Mongoose.
- Five Parsecs from Home – Expansion 2 – The Freelancers Handbook by Modiphius.
- Across a Thousand Dead Worlds by Blackoath Entertainment.
- Warhammer 40,000: Wrath & Glory – Redacted Records 2 by Cubicle 7 Entertainment Ltd..
- Dune: Power And Pawns: The Emperors Court (PDF) by Modiphius.
- M20 Lore of the Traditions by Onyx Path Publishing.
- STA Captain’s Log Solo Roleplaying Game (TOS Edition) PDF by Modiphius.
Congratulations to Cubicle 7! Last year, Tales of the RED: Street Stories topped the sci-fi charts and Cubicle 7’s Doctors and Daleks 5e: Player’s Guide stole in with a 20th-place listing. In 2023, the Warhammer 40K RPG Imperium Maledictum Core Rulebook tops the chart.
Imperium Maledictum uses a familiar but refined d100 system to draw players into tales of intrigue, betrayal, and conspiracy. Players take on the role of Imperial adepts and citizens recruited by a powerful Patron. These influential figures use teams outside the usual chain of command to undertake grim and perilous missions, furthering their often inscrutable interests. To succeed, players must weave their way through the complicated web of competing factions that make up the Imperium. They must navigate a realm where a whispered accusation can be as deadly as any bolter, plumbing the depths of the most lethal hives and navigating the often far more insidious threats that grace the courts of the highborn.
Imperium Maledictum is set in the Macharian Sector and was published in March.
Image credit: Warhammer 40K Forge Palace of Proximus by taumich.
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