Nibiru is a game to approach if you’re an experienced gamer, able to step up to cooperative storytelling and a cool head in deadly combat.
Genre Police: It Came From The Cinema Screen!
While at the time B-Movies were often viewed as a lesser form of entertainment, it’s clear now that once they escaped the cycle of continuous western stories, they became a breeding ground for experimental and new types of storytelling and theatre.
Gothic horror for your tabletop: The Curse of the House of Rookwood
In the game you create a cursed family, they’ve troubled relationships but also supernatural powers, and the goal of the RPG is to either bury your skeletons or bring the family to ruin.
Vaesen: The Nordic Horror RPG of unseen monsters
Is 13 a spooky number? That’s how many minutes it took for Free League Publishing’s latest RPG, Vaesen, to fund on Kickstarter.
Supernatural 20s: 8 innovative horror RPGs you can play on Halloween
With Halloween fast approaching, you may be looking for a way to get your spooky on and simultaneously enjoy the awesome, imagination-fueled hobby of roleplaying games.
Genre Police: The Flasher In the Jitty
The genre police take a look at urban myths and how to spin an RPG out from them.
A horror version of Clue makes terrifying sense
Cluedo is 70 years old, first having been published in 1949 by Waddingtons. Here’s how it could look as a horror game.
Genre Police: Horror Redux – Revenge of the sub-genres
So, follow me into a jagged history of blending the lines between reality and fiction.
A demon wants his true love
Bored Panda ran his work, calling out the unexpected endings to some of his horror strips. Here’s one called True love.
Horror comes to D&D 5e: Kisarta tries to steal Kickstarter’s soul
In Kisarata, characters are the Souls of dead people. They wake up in the city of Limbo and are immediately thrown into the Great Game.