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