The most innovative software suite for gamemasters is back with two more RPG apps focused on interacting with your players and managing your table's atmosphere.
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Broadcast strange signals, take twisted calls, and question how much longer you can stay alive in this solo journalling game. Midnight in Jubilation is an urban horror game, perfect for those who prefer tales of a dark descent over a happily ever after.
A reflective lyric game about death and what your character's funeral might look like.
Lyrical Ludology is a shortform interview podcast in which your host Logan interviews folks from all over the indie TTRPG scene to try and answer the question, "What is a lyric game?" Tune in for insightful discussion and a deep dive into lyric games.
Blades ’68 is an official supplement for Blades in the Dark, moving the timeline forward 100 years to the swinging 60s.
From burgeoning creative collective You Are Beheld comes YAB Bag #1, a zine full of games and ideas for freaks, by freaks. Projects inside the zine will explore intimacy, transformation, distance, and more through unique mechanics and gorgeous art.
Screaming Metal: Vector Soul is a mecha ttrpg about toxic lesbians piloting living machines for exorbitant amounts of money so they can live lavish lifestyles before being torn to shreds by the poisonous arms of hyperspace. Solo or competitive~
Lilancholy is a novel, a poetry collection, and a guidebook of fairy games all wrapped into one. It's looking back at your childhood to realize it was never what it appeared. It's about nostalgic poison and trauma. And friends who disappear in the past.
A new indie game series from Central Michigan University Press launching with a lineup of three games: Princess with a Cursed Sword, Dog Eat Dog, and the Mountain Witch
An absurdist tabletop roleplaying game about the inane hilarity and mundane horror of everyday life, inspired by Welcome to Night Vale, Alice in Wonderland, and Gravity Falls.
The Between is a tabletop roleplaying game about monster-hunters in Victorian-era London. It's inspired by the TV show Penny Dreadful, British horror classics, and pulp media. Its rules are based on the award-winning Brindlewood Bay.
