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Horror Articles - Page 24
Looking back to 20th May 2019, Andrew Girdwood filed a report detailed as "The preview opens with maps and then moves the spotlight on to The Chosen and The Anonassi. There are three dimensions; Aether, the Lost Lands and Erebus. ". It also was tagged with Previews.
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It’s 3am, and someone is going to kill you: The melancholy horror of Quietus Kickstarts
A re-playable one-shot horror, with easy to learn rules that can be run with a GM and one or two players.
Beware the monstrous Lindworm: Sleepaway RPG on Kickstarter
While the kids at the camp chase insects, watch the fire and muck around, the lurking Lindworm is cruel and always pesters with “What do you do next?”
Space is vast, dark, and not your friend: A review of the Cinematic Starter Kit for the Alien RPG
A great way to learn the game and an acceptable way to pass the time while we wait for the main book to hit the printers.
A preview of Era: The Chosen a horror RPG
The preview opens with maps and then moves the spotlight on to The Chosen and The Anonassi. There are three dimensions; Aether, the Lost Lands and Erebus.
The alien races of Grimmerspace: An interview with Rone Barton
The Sundermages were once human, But they’re far far from it at this point. When you read the book, you’ll understand why the cenobites go to them for advice.
Brooding Muse: Skateboards and comic strips
Punk horror fashion and webcomic all in one place.
Free to Download: The Grimmerspace adventure Abattoir 8
Once the Kickstarter ends in June, this freebie goes away and will be replaced by a backers-only expanded version.
Short film: Three Alien 40th-anniversary sci-fi horrors
Alien Day is April the 26th, and it marks when Ridley Scott’s classic Alien turns 40.
Bite Me! The werewolf RPG with emotional teeth
This is a game about the complex relationships that create a Pack. Wolves are usually social animals and Bite Me! looks to layer on the drama that being werewolves, part human, part wolf, will likely bring to that.
