RPG Haven

I haven't yet had a chance to play it yet, but from what I understand, it's based on the Call of Cthulhu System, and I think that's just as brutal.

I can't wait until I can afford to get the Android version (too). But I'm totally broke... The desktop version is really comprehensive!

PUM (Plot Unfolding Machine) is yet another game master assistant, and it appears to be different from Mythic GM Emulator. But this post isn't going to be about PUM. It's going to be about the Companion application that's available.

I'm in love! If you're familiar with The Foundry VTT, you can play ...

d100 is just more granular than d20...by a factor of five! I really like how you roll under in this system.

After falling down the rabbit hole of Teenagers From OuterSpace and Mekton , I found yet another game from the same publisher, [b ]Cyberpunk Red [/b]. Not quite anime-ish, but definitely Cyberpunky and looks awesome! And after watching a YouTube featuring Mike Pondsmith... I'd like totally work for ...

It was actually pretty common in older simulation style games. Even Dungeons & Dragons used an optional (Square or Hex)? Grid.

I originally stumbled onto this ancient game (republished in 1995) while I tripped over Teenagers From Outer Space. (I honestly forget HOW I found that game!) Anyway, after mistakenly purchasing the expansion book (Mekton Zeta Plus), I started researching how to play this Anime Mecha game on Reddit ...

That's one of the beauties about Solo Play. You can work on it whenever you have a spare moment.

Not to derail this topic, but there's also a very crunchy mecha game, an old one called Mekton ( Mekton Zeta Plus ) that was produced by the same game publisher as Teenagers From Outerspace (yeah, I own both of these too!), R. Talsorian Games, that you can supposedly build completely customized ...

As I wander around the Solo-Play experience, I stumbled across Lancer, a science-fiction, futuristic game where players operate Mecha (giant robots that their characters pilot). Game play appears to be fairly simple, utilizing a 1d20 and 2d6. You're also going to want some sort of paper, whether it ...