Top free Interactive Fictiontagged Sci-fi (31 results)
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A boring town, invading robots, a teenage summer, and the connections within us.
A solo game about your mind and physical reality changing beyond your control
Tools and guidelines for traveling to and interacting with the era of the precursors
Kill Espers, go to space, and find out the secrets behind POLYCHRON.
An RPG inspired by Homestuck; four kids play a game, and a universe is created from their personal growth.
A rules-light TTRPG starring spacefaring chaos lizards!
An Assignment for the Candela Obscura System
A 200-word solo journaling rpg of discovery and sacrifice.
A Solo Assignment for Candela Obscura
A single-player TTRPG about an artificially-intelligent being in an oppressive society.
An anime AF bright sci-fi tabletop roleplaying game with hints of transhumanism.
A Danger Patrol hack for high-adventure in a galaxy at war
A one page, co-operative, galaxy-building RPG.
A Lasers & Feelings hack for capers in a weird apocalypse
Fast-to-play gaming in a weird apocalypse using the Danger Patrol system.
Repair a damaged computer to save the city!
Live a perfectly normal life on the worldship in this form-filling single player LARP/RPG./Interactive fiction thing.
A gamebook starring you and Clash, the robot detective!
An Assignment for the Candela Obscura System
An Assignment for the Candela Obscura System
An Assignment for the Candela Obscura System
A resource for Candela Obscura
Somewhere in the world, there is a place that should not be. A TTRPG for two to six players.
An Assignment for the Candela Obscura System
An Assignment for the Candela Obscura System
A Cairn Cyberpunk Homebrew! *Minimalist Edition*
Mark Dowson
An outrageous adventure of high society, supernatural mischief, and apocalyptic consequences.
A game of ghost ships, spacers, and the limitations of perception