There’s concerns Cepheus Engine publishers have a bleak future as and when Wizards of the Coast deauthorises the OGL.
Free to Download: DoubleZero – Primer
DoubleZero is a toolset for tabletop gaming. It works in any modern setting that does not favour characters with magical, paranormal, or superhuman skills. The rules engineĀ is ideal for mystery, espionage, thrillers, procedurals, and drama.
Eyes up sci-fi fans: Two Traveller RPG bundles launched today
Traveller is, for many, the original and best sci-fi tabletop RPG. There are loads of versions, and it’s perhaps a challenge figuring out where and how to start.
Traveller5 RPG deal will be over in days
The sci-curious or Traveller fans only have until August 17th to grab the RPG deal.
Traveller, the iconic sci-fi RPG, is 45
MegaTraveller followed Traveller in 1978, then Traveller: The New Era in 1993 and Marc Miller’s Traveller in 1996. Since then, there have been d20 versions, GuRPs versions, Traveller5, and Mongoose Publishing released the Traveller Core Rulebook Update 2022.
What are the best-selling games in DriveThruRPG’s Christmas in July mega sale?
DriveThruRPG’s big Christmas in July sale has been on for a few days, with about two weeks left. That’s enough time to see which games are contenders for the best sellers.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #159
Routinely Itemised is an RPG news summary round-up from Geek Native. It’s a chance to catch up with new releases, reviews, events, and discoveries from around the web.
Three core sci-fi RPGs headline the Cepheus retro-clone bundle
Stellagama Publishing’s Cepheus Engine is probably the leading retro-cline of Traveller. It’s certainly very popular, and it’s in the Bundle of Holding for the next two weeks.
Sci-fi and Traveller history available today: It’s Gamelords
We’re going back to the 80s for this and two some of the earliest third-party studios for Traveller; Gamelords and Marischal Adventures.
Genre Police: Choose Your Own Adventure(s)
Last time we talked about new RPGs and how to get players to try them. But how do you even begin to work out what you want to play?
