Butter Princess has attracted over 100 backers, smashing the funding target as people are lured in by this combination of dice, comedy and horror.
Interdimensional horror: The Shear RPG invites you to jump into hell and steal stuff
Sheffield-based V.W. Khambatta has funded SHEAR on Kickstarter. It’s attempt two, and the campaign total was dropped to £500, a fraction of was the original managed to raise.
Exploration horror: Backroads – City of the Arch summons forth American-gothic post-apocalyptic tabletop drama
Southern Gothic Horror tabletop RPG where saying alive requires careful thought and are making it more challenging with the City of the Arch.
Southern Gothic Horror spreads down Backroads to the City of the Arch
Geek Native has some exclusive preview material for Backroads: City of the Arch. It’s a post-apocalyptic setting that uses Backwater Games’ own game system, which you can get as a Name Your Own Price Quickstart on Itch.
Free to Download: The horror RPG Hollow
Alone but not by yourself. You look around and see nothing, but hear their shuffles against the stony earth, their sniveling whimpers and the hot air of their ragged breathing bring a small glimmer of hope.
The Deck of Many Quests knows the shadowy nightmare of [blank] awaits!
Lunch Break Heroes had a proper success with The Deck of Many Quests. Geek Native had an exclusive look.
Hostile RPG bundle: Cepheus Engine-powered marines versus aliens
Hostile, a gritty-themed game, is inspired by moves like Outland, Blade Runner and, yes, you guessed it, Alien.
Free to Download: Nekropol – a transhuman horror RPG
Long have we dreamt of a cure to death. And in truth, it exists, a fountain of youth hidden past wastelands where nothing will grow.
Old Gods of Appalachia Roleplaying Game Kickstarter launches with free download primer
Monte Cook Games will use the Cypher System to bring a horror RPG of the Green, the Dark and the ancient to life.
Old Gods of Appalachia RPG: Monte Cook Games announce a new Cypher System game
These are the oldest mountains in the world. How dare we think we can break the skin of a god and dig out its heart without also calling blood and darkness?
