A New Edition of Lovecraftesque, the Classic Storytelling Game of Creeping Cosmic Horror
Lovecraftesque is a storytelling card game of creeping cosmic horror, emulating the tone and pace of eldritch horror stories. The game will guide you to create the story of a lone individual who stumbles upon clues to a terrible evil. It creates slow-building, brooding horror that the main character at first dismisses, until all too suddenly it becomes impossible to deny. The ending will certainly...
The Nowhereville Kickstarter is Live!
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You’ve lived in this town for years. Seemed like a nice enough place. Lately, though, you’ve started noticing just how not nice the town is. The mortality rate is way too high for such a small burg. Weird reports come in regularly. Things creep in the dark. And no one seems to care…or even remember.
The Nowhereville Kickstarter is live!
Nowhereville is...
Review: FunSizedGames – Little Fears Nightmare Edition
Little Fears Nightmare Edition
Little Fears Nightmare Edition is a modern horror storytelling game written by Jason L. Blair and published by FunSizedGames.
By Aaron T. Huss
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Little Fears, Nightmare Edition, is a modern horror storytelling game that toes the line between...
(P)Review: Dave Sokolowski – He Who Laughs Last (Cthulhu Dark)
He Who Laughs Last
He Who Laughs Last is a modern horror scenario for Cthulhu Dark, written and to be published by Dave Sokolowski.
By Aaron T. Huss
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He Who Laughs Last is a complete scenario for the rules ultra-light Cthulhu Dark (available free from Graham Walmsley). It dwells within the world of the Cthulhu Mythos,...
He Who Laughs Last Cthulhu Dark Scenario on Kickstarter
Laughing isn’t Always Pleasant
New standalone horror role-playing scenario on Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/davesokolowski/he-who-laughs-last-a-cthulhu-dark-rpg-scenario
Dave Sokolowski, contributor to the Call of Cthulhu Masks of Nyarlathotep Companion, is launching his first Kickstarter to seek funding for his modern horror scenario, He Who Laughs Last. This scenario is...
Review: Imaginary Empire – EPOCH: Experimental Paradigm of Cinematic Horror
EPOCH: Experimental Paradigm of Cinematic Horror
EPOCH is a modern horror RPG written by Dale Elvy and published by Imaginary Empire.
By Lord Mhor
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EPOCH is epic! This is more than just a role-playing game, in that it is also a new kind of narrative tool with the power to improve your storytelling and role-playing in general....
Review: Arc Dream Publishing – The Unspeakable Oath 21 (Call of Cthulhu)
The Unspeakable Oath 21
The Unspeakable Oath 21 is a modern horror magazine for Call of Cthulhu and Cthulhu Mythos role-playing written by a collaboration of authors and published by Arc Dream Publishing.
By Aaron T. Huss
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Once again, Arc Dream Publishing takes you through...
Review: Modiphius – Three Kings (Call of Cthulhu)
Acthung! Cthulhu: Three Kings
Three Kings is the first part of the Zero Point World War II horror campaign for Call of Cthulhu from the Acthung! Cthulhu setting/series written by Sarah Newton and published by Modiphius.
By Aaron T. Huss
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Three Kings is part 1 of the Acthung! Cthulhu campaign, for Call of Cthulhu, taking place during World...
Review: Spectrum Games – Macabre Tales
Macabre Tales
Macabre Tales is a complete modern horror, Cthulhu role-playing game using dominoes written by Cynthia Celeste Miller and published by Spectrum Games.
By Cape Rust
In a market flooded with new RPGs, introducing new mechanics, it is hard to find a product that stands out; however, Macabre Tales from Spectrum Games does just that. This storytelling game uses dominoes instead of dice...
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