After centuries of destroying Earth’s resources, humankind faces the grim reality that its last shot at survival may require creating an entirely new home—in outer space.
Sci-fi horror RPG: Across a Thousand Dead Worlds finds many fans but only needs one player
In “Across a Thousand Dead Worlds”, characters are Deep Divers, searching for ancient alien technology and using the Karum Station as a home between dangerous missions.
Christmas horror: You should be asleep
Toothy BJ has featured with monsters on Geek Native before and I can’t top the comic below for Christmas today.
Free to Download: Kult scenario Et In Arcadia Ego
Kult is a horror RPG rich with the occult and gnostic references and very adult.
Shawn Langely’s dark fantasy and horror illustrated 2022 calendar
Shawn Langley is an indie comic book and horror illustrator based in Racine, in the States. They’ve worked for Upper Deck and Marvel before.
A queer game of disco and cosmic horror: Moonlight on Roseville Beach
Moonlight on Roseville Beach: A Queer Game of Disco & Cosmic Horror is a tabletop roleplaying game that brings together the supernatural investigations and monster hunting of the weird fiction tales of the 20s and 30s from pulp magazines like Weird Tales with the queer romance and adventure of the 50s, 60s, and 70s novelists like Ann Bannon and Joseph Hansen.
Oh Hell! No!/Yes! – Junji Ito: Christmas jumper
I might have. I wasn’t counting on Forbidden Planet from having Junji Ito Christmas sweaters.
Mothership’s 1e sci-fi horror boxed set slithers beyond $750,000 in funding
Welcome to Mothership, the award-winning sci-fi horror tabletop RPG where you and your crew try to survive in the most inhospitable environment in the universe: outer space!
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 gets a trailer and is on track to be a weird Christmas anime
The action-horror Jujutsu Kaisen will open its feature-length on December 24th. It’s a prequel to the TV series, which ended after 24 episodes.
Horribly bloody zombie teddy bears
Zombie, mutant and demon teddy bears are a thing. Sorry, but they are.
