This blogger is a gamer, though, not a smoker, and the whiffs of out-of-this-world entertainment from Skybound caught my attention.
Art exclusive: Neurocity funds a new colorblind edition
The RPG is inspired by Alphaville, 1984, Dark City, Brave New World and THX1132, and Geek Native has some exclusive art to show below. Or you can skip straight to Kickstarter.
BREAK!! The stunningly attractive tabletop RPG of anime and SNES wonder funds in a flash
The core of BREAK!! is adventure and exploration, as happens in JRPGs, with characters roaming the world to see what is there.
Stoneburner: Dwarfs-in-space vs demons in a solo-friendly community-building RPG
Merging Deep Rock Galactic, DOOM and The Expanse, Stoneburner is a crowdfunding campaign from Fari RPGs to create that I feel might be the most wholesome horror game I know of. It’s solo-friendly and inspired by the new school revolution (NSR), where dwarves in an asteroid mine are clearing out demons and building a community. […]
Genre Police: On the Watchlist
When I mentioned to her that the Witcher and Dark Souls also fit in Grimdark, she suddenly realised what sort of game I was talking about, and it wasn’t what she’d imagined.
Lewd LARPing for couples: The 5e Price of the Dragon RPG
Sky Corgan, aka Phoenix Grey, is a self-confessed hermit writer who hosts tabletop games and recommends anime. That sounds like my sort of gig!
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #200
Routinely Itemised is Geek Native’s weekly summary of RPG news. In this 200th edition, nothing has changed, as bold headers take you directly to new deal, releases, interviews and headlines.
Amazing RPG deals and incredible community spirit as roleplayers help Owen K.C. Stephens pay medical bills
There’s content for various games and genres as the publishers rally around to help one of their own cover many systems.
Cosmic horror in north Africa: The Blessed and the Blasphemous
I doubt it’s the branding they want, but mention Sons of the Singularity to me, and I think of the Call of Cthulhu partner with the RPG that China burned.
Star Trek Lower Decks gets its own tabletop RPG
The comedy cartoon spin-off, Lower Decks, has been popular and now has an official RPG for the Star Trek Adventures series.