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.
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The Vineyard RPG asks, “What does corporate greed look like in a fantasy world?”
isFriday has a Kickstarter for a campaign setting compatible with 5e and the Core Fantasy Roleplaying rules from Kobold Press’s Project Black Flag.
Shiver brings its Pop-culture horror tabletop roleplaying to the Bundle of Holding
I like the indie RPG Shiver, and now the pop-culture horror tabletop roleplaying game is up at the Bundle of Holding.
Visceral no-prep sci-fi RPG horror: You’re In Space And Everything’s Fucked
You know you probably won’t survive another run-in with one of those things, not with your arm in the state it’s in. Y
Creepy, freaky, creepy: The Feast of Amrita is coming
The original was Aragne: Sign of Vermillion, a crowdfunding anime success, which did well enough to spawn The Feast of Amrita as a prequel.
Thai monster horror The Lake comes to North America
This movie will bring back the nostalgia of when we first loved the original monster movies with animatronics and puppets.
The Rot: 1880 – Horror RPG comes to the golden age of the wild west
The townsfolk have been disappearing without a trace in the night. No one knows what evil is lurking on the outskirts of town, but one thing is for sure- don’t go out at night.
Japanese Tales of the Macabre: Netflix’s horror anime is nearly on you
There are 20 horror stories featuring in the series, and by the looks of it they all get an appearance, no matter how brief, in this English subtitled trailer.
Paranormal Power: Psionics for 5e and A5e
Paranormal Power has serpentfolk from an ancient empire, now temporally displayed, called Nedraz and a mindscape for battles. There are also new monsters.
In London, Harry Potter competes with the horror of Saw
The interactive experience is a mix of theatre with escape rooms. If you pick Saw as your reason to visit London, your moral choices will be examined, and your mettle tested.
