Nightmare fuel: A review of Nibiru – a sci-fi RPG of lost memories
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.
Short film: The Black Tome of Alsophocus
Our narrator is given a strange book by a mysterious bookseller. What could go wrong?
