Sora Kalden RPG Index
Tabletop RPGs, by what players say
The 300 most-discussed roleplaying games, 98 of them rated from people who actually played them. Rate the ones you know.
How the numbers work
Geek rating comes from people who played. For the 100 most-discussed games, we read the r/rpg threads that read most like play reports, kept only firsthand accounts ("I ran it for 20 sessions"), and rated each thread 1 to 10 for the play it describes. A game's rating is the average of its threads, weighted by how many firsthand reports each holds, then blended with 8 reports' worth of 5.5 so a game with little evidence can't top the list. It's an AI reading of real comments, so every thread it used is linked on the game's page.
Player rating is yours: visitors rate 1 to 10, one rating per game per browser and device.
Discussion measures talk, not quality: how many of 49,257 r/rpg posts from October 2023 to October 2026 name the game, plus its own subreddit and its Wikipedia readers, on a scale where each point is twice the talk. D&D runs past 10 so it doesn't squash everything else. Hype is discussion for the game's age: twice as old and twice as discussed reads the same.
Rules weight, the one-line descriptions and tags are an AI's summary of each game, not measurements. If one is wrong, tell me.
Rules weight
Mechanics, all of
300 games
- 1 Dungeons & Dragons 5eHeroes built from classes and levels explore dungeons, fight monsters, and collect treasure in a high-fantasy world, resolved with d20 rolls. 4.7Geek —Players 11.7Discussion Rules
- 2 Pathfinder 2eFantasy adventure with detailed character building, three-action turns, and tactical combat, where degrees of success and many options shape every fight. 6.1Geek —Players 9.0Discussion Rules
- 3 Call of CthulhuOrdinary investigators uncover occult secrets in the 1920s, rolling percentile skills while their sanity erodes and survival is uncertain. 6.4Geek —Players 8.8Discussion Rules
- 4 GURPSA point-buy toolkit for building characters and rules in any genre, using 3d6 roll-under checks and detailed, realistic combat. 6.4Geek —Players 8.4Discussion Rules
- 5 Blades in the DarkA crew of criminals pulls heists in a haunted industrial city, trading stress for results and planning on the fly through flashbacks. 5.7Geek —Players 8.4Discussion Rules
- 6 Savage WorldsFast pulp action in any setting, using trait dice, card-based initiative, and bennies to keep combat quick and cinematic. 6.3Geek —Players 8.3Discussion Rules
- 7 MothershipSpace crews face unknown horrors and failing equipment, rolling percentile checks while stress builds and panic sets in. 7.1Geek —Players 8.0Discussion Rules
- 8 World of DarknessModern-day characters confront monsters and moral decay in a shadowed version of our world, using d10 dice pools and personal drama. 6.8Geek —Players 7.8Discussion Rules
- 9 Vampire: The MasqueradePlayers are vampires hiding among mortals, balancing hunger and humanity while maneuvering through rival clans and secret politics. 5.4Geek —Players 7.8Discussion Rules
- 10 ShadowdarkFast, deadly dungeon delving by real-time torchlight, with simple d20 rules and experience earned from treasure. 6.2Geek —Players 7.7Discussion Rules
- 11 Cyberpunk REDEdgy mercenaries and fixers fight for survival in a corporate-run dystopia, with lifepath characters and fast, lethal firefights. 5.2Geek —Players 7.6Discussion Rules
- 12 StarfinderScience-fantasy adventure among the stars, with class-based characters, starship combat, and tactical d20 fights across many worlds. 5.3Geek —Players 7.5Discussion Rules
- 13 ShadowrunCriminal specialists take corporate jobs in a future of magic, cyberware, and hacking, rolling large pools of d6s. 5.5Geek —Players 7.5Discussion Rules
- 14 Pathfinder 1eHighly customizable fantasy adventure with many classes, feats, and options, played through d20 rolls and grid-based tactical combat. 5.6Geek —Players 7.5Discussion Rules
- 15 DragonbaneSwedish fantasy adventure with d20 roll-under skill checks, quick combat, and a focus on exploring dangerous places. 6.6Geek —Players 7.4Discussion Rules
- 16 DaggerheartHeroic fantasy where players roll two d12s for hope or fear, with cards for abilities and a story-forward flow. 6.5Geek —Players 7.4Discussion Rules
- 17 Delta GreenGovernment agents secretly fight cosmic horrors, using percentile skills and bonds that hold their sanity together as the job wears them down. 7.2Geek —Players 7.4Discussion Rules
- 18 LancerPilots command customizable mechs in tactical battles across a far-future setting, with d20 rolls and downtime between missions. 6.4Geek —Players 7.3Discussion Rules
- 19 Mörk BorgA bleak, doom-laden fantasy of the apocalypse, with minimal rules, random characters, and short, brutal adventures. 6.3Geek —Players 7.3Discussion Rules
- 20 AD&DThe original advanced fantasy game of dungeon delving and wilderness exploration, with classes, levels, and experience earned from treasure. 5.8Geek —Players 7.2Discussion Rules
- 21 TravellerScience-fiction adventure among the stars, with characters generated through career lifepaths, trade, and exploration, using 2d6 rolls. 7.1Geek —Players 7.2Discussion Rules
- 22 Monster of the WeekHunters track and stop a new supernatural threat each session, in the style of monster-of-the-week TV shows. 6.0Geek —Players 7.2Discussion Rules
- 23 Draw SteelHeroic fantasy with tactical grid combat, class-based heroes, and a focus on powerful abilities and dramatic battles. 6.9Geek —Players 7.1Discussion Rules
- 24 D&D 3.5Detailed fantasy adventure with classes, feats, and skill ranks, played with d20 rolls and a grid for combat. 6.2Geek —Players 7.0Discussion Rules
- 25 Shadow of the Weird WizardDark fantasy adventure with ancestry and path-based characters, d20 checks adjusted by boons and banes, and dangerous magic. 7.3Geek —Players 7.0Discussion Rules
- 26 Dungeon WorldPlay heroes in a fantasy adventure driven by conversation, where move triggers decide outcomes and the GM follows the fiction. 6.0Geek —Players 7.0Discussion Rules
- 27 GenesysPlay characters in any setting using custom narrative dice that give success, failure, and side effects on each roll. 6.7Geek —Players 6.9Discussion Rules
- 28 CairnPlay fragile adventurers exploring a strange, dangerous fantasy world with minimal rules, quick character creation, and no attack rolls. 6.6Geek —Players 6.9Discussion Rules
- 29 Dungeon Crawl ClassicsPlay ordinary people turned reluctant heroes in swingy, weird fantasy dungeons where magic is unpredictable and death is common. 6.8Geek —Players 6.8Discussion Rules
- 30 The One RingPlay companions journeying through Middle-earth, balancing perilous travel, shadow-touched hearts, and quiet fellowship between adventures. 6.6Geek —Players 6.8Discussion Rules
- 31 Old-School EssentialsPlay classic fantasy dungeon delving with clear procedures for exploration, combat, and treasure, using the 1981 Basic and Expert rules. 6.1Geek —Players 6.8Discussion Rules
- 32 MythrasPlay grounded, gritty adventure with detailed combat, skills, and special effects, in historical or fantasy settings. 6.0Geek —Players 6.8Discussion Rules
- 33 Mutants & MastermindsPlay comic-book superheroes built from a flexible power system, with big action scenes and a focus on heroic rescue. 5.8Geek —Players 6.8Discussion Rules
- 34 Fate CorePlay capable characters in any setting, shaping the story through aspects, spending fate points, and invoking traits to tilt rolls. 5.6Geek —Players 6.7Discussion Rules
- 35 Fabula UltimaPlay dramatic, emotional heroes in a story shaped like a console fantasy game, with bonds, classes, and turn-based combat. 6.4Geek —Players 6.7Discussion Rules
- 36 Worlds Without NumberPlay fantasy sandbox adventure with tools for building worlds, running factions, and growing characters into rulers over many sessions. 6.4Geek —Players 6.7Discussion Rules
- 37 Basic RoleplayingPlay ordinary or extraordinary people in any setting with a percentile skill system and gritty, fairly deadly combat. 6.5Geek —Players 6.7Discussion Rules
- 38 Stars Without NumberPlay crews and wanderers in a science-fiction sandbox of starships, faction conflicts, and far-flung worlds generated at the table. 6.0Geek —Players 6.6Discussion Rules
- 39 Forbidden LandsPlay desperate survivors exploring a hostile fantasy wilderness, managing supplies, hazards, and rumors while building a stronghold. 6.4Geek —Players 6.6Discussion Rules
- 40 Mythic BastionlandPlay knights riding a dark, mythic realm, facing strange Myths and ruling holdings in a rules-light game. 6.1Geek —Players 6.6Discussion Rules
- 41 IronswornPlay a lone or small group of oath-bound travelers in a grim northern fantasy, driven by vows and oracle prompts. 7.4Geek —Players 6.6Discussion Rules
- 42 D&D 4ePlay heroes in tactical fantasy battles with defined roles, powers each round, and careful use of a battle map. 6.2Geek —Players 6.5Discussion Rules
- 43 Star Wars FFGPlay smugglers, bounty hunters, and Force users in the Star Wars galaxy, using narrative dice to shape every outcome. 6.6Geek —Players 6.4Discussion Rules
- 44 Alien RPGPlay crew members in a tense science-fiction horror setting where fear, stress, and an unstoppable threat close in. 6.8Geek —Players 6.4Discussion Rules
- 45 Cypher SystemPlay characters in any genre using one d20 roll per task, with difficulty set by the GM and one-use powers called cyphers. 6.2Geek —Players 6.4Discussion Rules
- 46 RavenloftPlay heroes trapped in a gothic domain of dread, facing vampires, curses, and a dark lord who rules the land. 5.7Geek —Players 6.4Discussion Rules
- 47 City of MistPlay ordinary people hosting mythic legends in a modern noir city, solving crimes while their dual identities pull them apart. 5.7Geek —Players 6.3Discussion Rules
- 48 Warhammer Fantasy RoleplayPlay ordinary folk in a grim, corrupt Old World, taking on dangerous careers and risking injury, mutation, and madness. 6.4Geek —Players 6.3Discussion Rules
- 49 13th AgePlay fantasy heroes tied to powerful figures called icons, with relationship dice, flexible talents, and fast, narrative-leaning combat. 6.2Geek —Players 6.3Discussion Rules
- 50 Kids on BikesPlay ordinary kids in a small town facing strange events, with stories built together and a focus on friendship and mystery. —Geek —Players 6.3Discussion Rules
- 51 ExaltedPlay demigod-level heroes in a mythic world, performing over-the-top feats with large dice pools and elaborate magical powers. 6.0Geek —Players 6.3Discussion Rules
- 52 KnavePlay fast, light fantasy dungeon delving with six ability scores, slot-based inventory, and no classes or character-building choices to agonize over. 6.2Geek —Players 6.2Discussion Rules
- 53 SymbaroumPlay desperate adventurers in a dark forest realm of corruption, where using magic slowly taints you and the wilds press in. 5.9Geek —Players 6.2Discussion Rules
- 54 Burning WheelPlay driven characters whose beliefs and relationships push them into costly conflict, in a detailed and demanding fantasy system. 6.3Geek —Players 6.2Discussion Rules
- 55 PendragonPlay knights across generations of Arthurian Britain, tracking personality traits, passions, family, and glory from youth to old age. 6.0Geek —Players 6.2Discussion Rules
- 56 RuneQuestPlay grounded, gritty fantasy heroes tied to myth, cult, and clan, with percentile skills and dangerous, detailed combat. 5.9Geek —Players 6.2Discussion Rules
- 57 VaesenPlay investigators in 19th-century Scandinavia who uncover and confront folklore creatures, with a focus on mystery and dread. 7.0Geek —Players 6.2Discussion Rules
- 58 WildseaPlay crews sailing a sea of overgrown forest, salvaging strange wrecks and tracking shared resources, with a weird, flavorful setting. 6.6Geek —Players 6.1Discussion Rules
- 59 Legend of the Five RingsPlay samurai bound by duty, honor, and clan politics in a fantasy Rokugan, with social intrigue as central as combat. 6.6Geek —Players 6.1Discussion Rules
- 60 MausritterPlay tiny mice adventurers exploring dangerous human ruins and wilds, with simple rules, inventory pressure, and quick character creation. 7.0Geek —Players 6.1Discussion Rules
- 61 B/X D&DPlay classic dungeon exploration with simple classes, careful resource tracking, and rulings made at the table instead of by rule lookup. 5.6Geek —Players 6.1Discussion Rules
- 62 Ars MagicaPlay powerful wizards, their companions, and grogs in a medieval covenant, with troupe-style play and seasons of study between adventures. 5.6Geek —Players 6.1Discussion Rules
- 63 EberronPlay pulp adventurers in a world of magical technology, noir intrigue, dragonmarked houses, and the aftermath of a long war. 5.8Geek —Players 6.1Discussion Rules
- 64 DeadlandsPlay gunslingers, mad scientists, and hucksters in a Weird West where the dead walk and poker hands power spells. 7.0Geek —Players 6.1Discussion Rules
- 65 Index Card RPGPlay fast, flexible fantasy adventures with simple rules, a difficulty-by-level approach, and a focus on action and improvisation. 6.7Geek —Players 6.1Discussion Rules
- 66 NumeneraPlay explorers in a far-future Earth full of ancient technology that works like magic, driven by discovery over combat. 6.2Geek —Players 6.0Discussion Rules
- 67 Apocalypse WorldPlay volatile survivors in a broken world, driven by playbook moves, hard choices, and the GM's escalating threats. 6.1Geek —Players 6.0Discussion Rules
- 68 Twilight 2000Play stranded soldiers in a collapsed post-World War III Poland, scavenging supplies and fighting to survive a long way from home. 6.8Geek —Players 5.9Discussion Rules
- 69 Cy_BorgPlay punks and outcasts in a neon dystopia of corporations and cybernetics, with fast, brutal rules and a gonzo tone. 6.7Geek —Players 5.9Discussion Rules
- 70 Fallout RPGPlay wasteland survivors exploring irradiated ruins, scavenging gear, and making deals, with tactical combat and darkly humorous retro-futurism. 6.1Geek —Players 5.9Discussion Rules
- 71 Brindlewood BayPlay cozy elderly women who solve murder mysteries with a Cthulhu cult in the background, deciding the solution as you go. 6.1Geek —Players 5.8Discussion Rules
- 72 TroikaPlay strange wanderers in a surreal multiverse, with random backgrounds, odd skills, and a lethal, unpredictable initiative system. 6.0Geek —Players 5.8Discussion Rules
- 73 Scum and VillainyPlay a crew of outlaws running jobs across a space frontier, picking risky plans and managing heat from powerful factions. 6.0Geek —Players 5.8Discussion Rules
- 74 7th SeaPlay daring heroes in a Europe-inspired fantasy world, with duels, intrigue, and cinematic swashbuckling driven by dramatic dice. 6.2Geek —Players 5.8Discussion Rules
- 75 CoriolisPlay crews of desperate spacefarers in a closed Arabian-flavored star cluster, balancing faith, debt, and survival under a hostile sky. 5.8Geek —Players 5.7Discussion Rules
- 76 Into the OddFast, deadly adventures in a strange industrial-fantasy world, with minimal rules and a focus on exploring odd places and items. 6.0Geek —Players 5.7Discussion Rules
- 77 Lasers & FeelingsA one-page game of starship crews on a single mission, balancing cool logic against emotion and tone-heavy action. 6.5Geek —Players 5.7Discussion Rules
- 78 RiftsMagic, psionics and high technology collide on a shattered future Earth, with big power gaps between characters and lots of gear. 5.8Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 79 Alice is MissingA silent, GM-less game played over text messages, where friends search for a missing girl and share growing dread. 7.1Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 80 FiascoPlayers build a tangled story of ambition and bad decisions among flawed people, ending in a darkly comic disaster. 6.9Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 81 KultCharacters uncover that reality is a false prison, facing personal horror and moral compromise in a modern setting. 6.9Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 82 RolemasterA detailed fantasy simulation with percentile rolls, deep skill lists, and long critical hit tables that make combat gritty. 6.9Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 83 OpenD6A flexible rules toolkit using handfuls of six-sided dice, adaptable to many genres, from fantasy to space to modern action. 6.0Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 84 Mutant: Year ZeroMutants scavenge a ruined Earth and defend a fragile settlement, balancing survival, strange powers and growing risk. 6.9Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 85 CortexA flexible system that builds dice pools from traits and relationships, used for stories in many genres and tones. 5.5Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 86 Star Trek AdventuresA starship crew explores strange worlds, solves diplomatic problems and handles crises, with cooperative scenes and a hopeful outlook. 6.5Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 87 ChampionsSuperhero adventures built from point-bought powers, with detailed tactical combat and many ways to design a hero. —Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 88 Dark HeresyAgents of a grim, fascist far-future empire investigate heresy and conspiracy, with dangerous fights and a bleak mood. 6.5Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 89 Ten CandlesA tragic horror game played by candlelight, where doomed survivors tell a story that grows darker as the light fades. 6.5Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 90 Candela ObscuraA circle of investigators looks into occult mysteries in a gothic world, facing strange events and personal cost. 5.6Geek —Players 5.6Discussion Rules
- 91 Cities Without NumberStreet-level runners work for factions in a corporate-dominated cyberpunk city, taking jobs, upgrading their bodies and dodging trouble. 6.2Geek —Players 5.5Discussion Rules
- 92 DolmenwoodExplorers wander a dark, folkloric forest full of fairies and strange folk, tracking treasure, rumors and danger. 6.6Geek —Players 5.5Discussion Rules
- 93 PlanescapeAdventurers move between the planes of existence, dealing with philosophical factions, odd cities and powerful beings. 5.7Geek —Players 5.4Discussion Rules
- 94 GodboundCharacters are newly empowered demigods who reshape a broken world with miracles, conquest and ambitious projects. 5.3Geek —Players 5.4Discussion Rules
- 95 Pirate BorgDangerous, cursed pirate adventures with ships, treasure hunts and supernatural threats, played in a fast, grim style. 6.9Geek —Players 5.4Discussion Rules
- 96 ICONTactical heroic fantasy where characters with distinct combat roles fight in a world recovering from the fall of gods. 5.7Geek —Players 5.4Discussion Rules
- 97 MicroscopePlayers jointly build and explore a long history of an invented world, jumping between eras and zooming into key moments. 7.2Geek —Players 5.4Discussion Rules
- 98 WanderhomeGentle travelling stories of animal folk in a peaceful world, focused on seasons, small moments and community. 5.9Geek —Players 5.4Discussion Rules
- 99 Tales from the LoopKids in a retro-futuristic 1980s setting solve mysteries involving strange machines, with everyday life shaping each story. 6.1Geek —Players 5.3Discussion Rules
- 100 Honey HeistCriminal bears plan and carry out a honey robbery, with very simple rules and a silly, chaotic tone. 6.4Geek —Players 5.3Discussion Rules
- 101 Dragon Age RPGPlay heroes in a gritty fantasy world of political intrigue, dark magic, and darkspawn, with three-dice rolls and a stunt system. —Geek —Players 5.3Discussion Rules
- 102 SpelljammerCrew sailing ships through the crystal spheres and the space between worlds, mixing fantasy adventure with space exploration and ship combat. —Geek —Players 5.3Discussion Rules
- 103 Werewolf: The ApocalypsePlay shapeshifting warriors who defend a corrupted world, torn between rage, spiritual duty, and the politics of their tribes. —Geek —Players 5.3Discussion Rules
- 104 Tiny DungeonPlay quick, light fantasy dungeon delves with a handful of stats and simple dice rolls, built for fast character creation. —Geek —Players 5.3Discussion Rules
- 105 Mage: The AscensionPlay awakened mystics who reshape reality through belief and will, while rival traditions and technocrats fight over what is real. —Geek —Players 5.3Discussion Rules
- 106 Heart: The City BeneathDelve into a vast, living, nightmarish city under the world, where each descent risks stress, fallout, and lasting changes to your character. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 107 StarforgedExplore a perilous sci-fi frontier as a lone ship captain or small crew, driven by oracles, vows, and shared storytelling. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 108 Wrath & GloryPlay heroes of a grim far-future empire, fighting heretics, aliens, and daemons in tactical battles with a risk of divine wrath. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 109 The Quiet YearDraw a map and play out a year in a small community after collapse, guided by cards and without a game master. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 110 Eclipse PhasePlay transhuman survivors in a post-apocalyptic solar system, swapping bodies and facing existential threats, trauma, and conspiracy. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 111 Urban ShadowsPlay supernatural city dwellers caught between rival factions, trading favors and debts while your own loyalties and secrets come due. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 112 Marvel Multiverse RPGPlay superheroes with powers, origins, and occupations, running battles and stories across the Marvel universe with a three-dice system. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 113 KingmakerExplore a lawless frontier, then found and rule your own kingdom, balancing hexcrawl adventure with managing a growing realm. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 114 Avatar LegendsPlay young benders and warriors in the Avatar world, balancing personal growth, duty, and conflict through martial and elemental techniques. —Geek —Players 5.2Discussion Rules
- 115 Unknown ArmiesPlay ordinary people drawn into a hidden world of occult obsession, where magic costs sanity and obsessions drive every character. —Geek —Players 5.1Discussion Rules
- 116 Liminal HorrorPlay ordinary people facing strange, unsettling threats at the edge of the familiar, with an emphasis on dread and survival. —Geek —Players 5.1Discussion Rules
- 117 OutgunnedPlay action-movie heroes in fast, cinematic set pieces with chases, shootouts, and heists, using simple dice pools. —Geek —Players 5.1Discussion Rules
- 118 Barbarians of LemuriaPlay mighty adventurers in a sword-and-sorcery world, using a simple two-dice system built around careers and quick, deadly fights. —Geek —Players 5.1Discussion Rules
- 119 Electric BastionlandPlay debt-ridden misfits from odd backgrounds who delve into a bizarre underground city for treasure, with fast and deadly rules. —Geek —Players 5.1Discussion Rules
- 120 MonsterheartsPlay teenage monsters struggling with desire, friendship, and identity in a dramatic, emotionally charged high school setting. —Geek —Players 5.0Discussion Rules
- 121 Dark SunSurvive a brutal desert world ruled by sorcerer-kings, where metal and water are scarce and every day is a struggle. —Geek —Players 5.0Discussion Rules
- 122 SlugblasterPlay teenage misfits who ride danger-filled skate-like adventures across parallel dimensions, balancing risky stunts with friendship and rivalry. —Geek —Players 4.9Discussion Rules
- 123 Hunter: The ReckoningPlay ordinary people given supernatural gifts to track and kill the monsters that prey on humanity, at a high personal cost. —Geek —Players 4.9Discussion Rules
- 124 Thirsty Sword LesbiansPlay dramatic, romantic swashbucklers whose swordfights and emotional entanglements are driven by playbooks, strings, and heartfelt moves. —Geek —Players 4.9Discussion Rules
- 125 Death in SpacePlay desperate survivors scraping by in a dying future, where scarce resources, bleak odds, and bad ends are always close. —Geek —Players 4.9Discussion Rules
- 126 Big Eyes Small MouthAnime-style action and drama where you build any character from points and attributes, with a simple 2d6 resolution system. —Geek —Players 4.9Discussion Rules
- 127 GrimwildFantasy adventure with a dice pool that sets the cost of failure, built around quick, fiction-first scenes and a shared spotlight. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 128 Trail of CthulhuLovecraftian investigators piece together clues about cosmic horrors while their sanity and stability wear down. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 129 ChangelingFae souls hidden in human bodies live in a modern city, balancing dream, glamour, and the mundane world. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 130 Castles & CrusadesClassic fantasy dungeon and wilderness adventure using a streamlined d20 system with attribute-based checks. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 131 Old School Gamma WorldMutated survivors scavenge ancient technology across a strange, irradiated Earth, where fights are quick and deadly. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 132 Pulp CthulhuHardy two-fisted heroes fight cultists and cosmic horrors in the 1930s, with more survivability than standard Cthulhu games. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 133 Star Wars d6Fast, cinematic space opera where you roll handfuls of six-sided dice for rebels, smugglers, and Jedi. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 134 Cosmere RPGFantasy adventure in Brandon Sanderson's shared universe, with magic systems tied to character paths and heavy use of spotlight tokens. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 135 Night's Black AgentsBurned spies take on vampire conspiracies in tense, paranoid thriller missions with planning and improvised action. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 136 RyuutamaA gentle fairy-tale journey where travelers cross a landscape, manage health and supplies, and look after each other. —Geek —Players 4.8Discussion Rules
- 137 Ultraviolet GrasslandsWeird, psychedelic travel across a vast grassland of strange cities and dangerous trails, run with rules-light, old-school play. —Geek —Players 4.7Discussion Rules
- 138 Star Wars 5eHeroic Star Wars adventure using fifth edition rules, with classes, species, and force powers on a familiar d20 base. —Geek —Players 4.7Discussion Rules
- 139 The Dark EyeA detailed fantasy world with an established setting, where skill checks use three dice and characters are built from many options. —Geek —Players 4.7Discussion Rules
- 140 Basic FantasyPlain, old-school fantasy dungeon delving in the style of early editions, with classic classes and simple rules. —Geek —Players 4.7Discussion Rules
- 141 Legend in the MistNarrative fantasy where heroes are described by tags and themes, and a quest unfolds through story-driven rolls. —Geek —Players 4.7Discussion Rules
- 142 Black HackStripped-down old-school fantasy where players make all the rolls and the dungeon crawl stays fast and lethal. —Geek —Players 4.6Discussion Rules
- 143 HârnMasterGritty medieval life on the detailed island of Hârn, with realistic injury, skill progression, and local politics. —Geek —Players 4.6Discussion Rules
- 144 Prowlers & ParagonsSuperhero play where you build powers from a broad toolkit and battle villains in comic-book style stories. —Geek —Players 4.6Discussion Rules
- 145 Salvage UnionPilots of customized mechs scavenge ruins, repair their machines, and survive in a worn-out post-collapse world. —Geek —Players 4.6Discussion Rules
- 146 DreadHorror played by pulling blocks from a Jenga tower instead of rolling dice, with tension rising as the tower wobbles. —Geek —Players 4.6Discussion Rules
- 147 MektonGiant robot anime combat with detailed machine design, where pilots and mechs are built from points. —Geek —Players 4.6Discussion Rules
- 148 StonetopFrontier village fantasy where playbooks guide characters through defending and shaping a small community in a mythic land. —Geek —Players 4.6Discussion Rules
- 149 ZweihänderGrim and perilous dark fantasy with a detailed d100 system, career paths, and a bleak, violent tone. —Geek —Players 4.6Discussion Rules
- 150 Wild TalentsSuperpowered characters built with a point system around dice pools, from gritty street-level to godlike heroes. —Geek —Players 4.5Discussion Rules
- 151 Mouse GuardMice of the Territories take missions across the wilds, guided by personal Beliefs and Instincts, with travel, weather and conflicts driving each session. —Geek —Players 4.5Discussion Rules
- 152 TorchbearerScrounging adventurers delve into dangerous dungeons, then return to town to recover, with hunger, light and exhaustion pushing every choice. —Geek —Players 4.5Discussion Rules
- 153 Neon City OverdriveStreet-level crews run jobs through a neon-lit dystopian city, taking risks, cutting corners and living with the fallout. —Geek —Players 4.5Discussion Rules
- 154 Masks: A New GenerationTeenage superheroes juggle fights, relationships and self-doubt while working out who they want to become. —Geek —Players 4.5Discussion Rules
- 155 Old Gods of AppalachiaMountain folk face old gods and creeping horror in a mining region, with dread, folk magic and hard choices. —Geek —Players 4.5Discussion Rules
- 156 Tales of the ValiantHeroes in classic fantasy explore dungeons, fight monsters and gain levels in a rules-forward game of adventure. —Geek —Players 4.5Discussion Rules
- 157 Beam SaberMecha pilots take missions with a squad, balancing combat, strain on their machines and the pressures of war. —Geek —Players 4.5Discussion Rules
- 158 Free League Walking DeadSurvivors scrape by in a collapsed world, facing walkers, scarce supplies and the bad choices of other people. —Geek —Players 4.4Discussion Rules
- 159 Girl by MoonlightMagical girls protect their town from nightly threats while managing school, friendships and the cost of their powers. —Geek —Players 4.4Discussion Rules
- 160 Warhammer 40k Imperium MaledictumAgents of a patron in a grim far-future empire work through politics, investigation and violence under constant suspicion. —Geek —Players 4.4Discussion Rules
- 161 Pathfinder Beginner BoxNew players take fantasy heroes through simple dungeon adventures, with premade characters and guided rules for fights and exploration. —Geek —Players 4.4Discussion Rules
- 162 Orbital BluesA crew of drifters takes jobs on the edges of a frontier solar system, with dust, debts and old grudges. —Geek —Players 4.4Discussion Rules
- 163 Kids on BroomsYoung students at a magic school deal with spells, rivalries and mysteries while the group builds its own setting. —Geek —Players 4.3Discussion Rules
- 164 Thousand Year Old VampireOne player writes the long, lonely life of a vampire, answering prompts that add memories, losses and slow decay. —Geek —Players 4.3Discussion Rules
- 165 Vampire: The RequiemVampires scheme and feed in a modern city, balancing their hunger, the covenants they join and what remains of their humanity. —Geek —Players 4.3Discussion Rules
- 166 Tunnels & TrollsAdventurers delve into monster-filled dungeons with quick character creation, simple dice rolls and a comic edge, solo or with a group. —Geek —Players 4.3Discussion Rules
- 167 Lady BlackbirdPre-made outlaws and a noble lady flee through a sky-pirate setting, driven by their personal Keys in a single sitting. —Geek —Players 4.3Discussion Rules
- 168 For the QueenPlayers answer a deck of cards' prompts to tell the story of a doomed queen and her court, with no dice and no GM. —Geek —Players 4.3Discussion Rules
- 169 Everyone is JohnPlayers share one chaotic mind of a disturbed man, each pulling a different personality to the fore for comic scenes. —Geek —Players 4.3Discussion Rules
- 170 Good SocietyPlayers take roles in a Regency-era social circle, pursuing desires and relationships through scenes of courtship and gossip. —Geek —Players 4.3Discussion Rules
- 171 NobilisPlayers are nobles holding domains of reality such as storms or sleep, wielding enormous power over a reshaped world. —Geek —Players 4.2Discussion Rules
- 172 The SprawlCyberpunk operators plan and run corporate jobs, with missions built on planning, dangerous contacts and rewards that cost something. —Geek —Players 4.2Discussion Rules
- 173 GloranthaCharacters from clans and cults live in a mythic bronze-age world where gods, rituals and clan loyalties shape daily life. —Geek —Players 4.2Discussion Rules
- 174 Witcher TRPGMonster hunters and other travelers take contracts in a grim fantasy continent, where problems often have no clean answer. —Geek —Players 4.2Discussion Rules
- 175 Mutant Crawl ClassicsMutated survivors raid strange ruins in a ravaged future, starting with a pack of expendable characters in a deadly funnel. —Geek —Players 4.2Discussion Rules
- 176 Conan 2d20Play savage heroes and schemers in Robert E. Howard's Hyborian Age, spending Momentum and Doom for brutal, cinematic fights and sorcerous peril. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 177 Black Sword HackPlay doomed heroes bound to dark fates in a bleak, Moorcock-flavoured world, with fast rules and dangerous magic. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 178 Warhammer Age of Sigmar SoulboundPlay souls reforged by Sigmar's lightning, fighting Chaos across the Mortal Realms in a grim, heroic fantasy setting. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 179 Trophy DarkPlay doomed treasure seekers pushing into a haunted, ruinous place, where each success draws you closer to death or madness. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 180 EarthdawnPlay adventurers called Disciplines in a fantasy world recovering from a magical apocalypse, with talents, karma and legend-building progression. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 181 OSRICRun first-edition-style fantasy with dungeon delving, hexcrawls, and dangerous encounters, using the classic class and level framework. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 182 Maze RatsPlay quick, improvised fantasy adventures with a short rulebook, random tables for characters and magic, and almost no prep. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 183 The BetweenPlay ordinary people confronting creeping supernatural dread in a horror game built around unease, fragile minds, and bad choices. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 184 Hero KidsPlay young heroes in simple, family-friendly fantasy adventures with easy dice rolls, ready-made scenarios, and optional maps. —Geek —Players 4.1Discussion Rules
- 185 Swords of the SerpentinePlay daring swashbucklers and schemers in the city of Eversink, mixing duels, intrigue, and mysteries tied to factions and personal ties. —Geek —Players 4.0Discussion Rules
- 186 DragonlancePlay heroes of the Dragonlance setting in an epic war against dragons and dark gods, using classic class-and-level fantasy rules. —Geek —Players 4.0Discussion Rules
- 187 Coyote & CrowPlay people of a future North America where colonization never happened, in a world of Indigenous cultures, technology, and spirits. —Geek —Players 4.0Discussion Rules
- 188 Lord of the Rings 5ePlay companions travelling through Middle-earth, facing the Shadow in adventures that use journeys, fellowship, and corruption. —Geek —Players 4.0Discussion Rules
- 189 Blade Runner RPGPlay detectives, replicants and others in a rain-soaked future city, working cases under pressure from stress, Humanity, and loyalties. —Geek —Players 4.0Discussion Rules
- 190 Scarlet HeroesPlay fantasy dungeon and wilderness adventures with one player and a GM, or a small group, using streamlined combat and sandbox tools. —Geek —Players 3.9Discussion Rules
- 191 Iron KingdomsPlay mercenaries, soldiers and adventurers in a steampunk fantasy world of warjacks, gunmages, and nations at war. —Geek —Players 3.9Discussion Rules
- 192 SpirePlay rebel drow in a vertical city under the High Elves' rule, fighting oppression through stress-driven, faction-heavy intrigue. —Geek —Players 3.9Discussion Rules
- 193 Ashes Without NumberPlay survivors in a world wrecked by an apocalypse, exploring ruins, running settlements and fighting factions in a sandbox. —Geek —Players 3.9Discussion Rules
- 194 GreyhawkPlay early-era dungeon fantasy with expanded classes, spells, monsters and treasure, delving into deadly dungeons for gold and levels. —Geek —Players 3.9Discussion Rules
- 195 Hunter: The VigilPlay ordinary people who have discovered the supernatural and hunt monsters, working through investigation and tense, risky confrontations. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 196 NimblePlay fast, tactical heroic fantasy with streamlined d20 rules, clear action choices, and classic dungeon-crawling adventures. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 197 Star Wars Saga EditionPlay heroes of the Galactic Republic and Empire in cinematic space adventures, using detailed classes, talents, and tactical combat. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 198 Sword WorldPlay adventurers in the land of Forsena, taking on monsters, dungeons and quests under a classic Japanese fantasy rule system. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 199 HyperboreaPlay sword-and-sorcery adventurers in a lost prehistoric northern realm, delving into weird dungeons and wild lands with old-school rules. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 200 Dogs in the VineyardPlay God's watchdogs judging frontier towns in a Mormon-inspired West, escalating conflicts through dice bids until morals and violence collide. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 201 HackmasterPlay a fantasy adventurer in a deliberately punishing, detail-heavy dungeon game with honor, quirks, and humor, where characters die often. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 202 Wraith: The OblivionPlay ghosts bound to the Shadowlands, fighting your own darker self, the Shadow, while pursuing unfinished business among the dead. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 203 Beyond the WallPlay young villagers facing threats to a rural fantasy borderland, with characters built through shared lifepath booklets and a pastoral tone. —Geek —Players 3.8Discussion Rules
- 204 HillfolkPlay characters whose emotional needs drive scenes of dramatic conflict, using a token economy to win what they want from each other. —Geek —Players 3.7Discussion Rules
- 205 ScionPlay the children of gods who gain divine powers and take on mythic threats across a modern world of monsters and pantheons. —Geek —Players 3.7Discussion Rules
- 206 Band of BladesPlay a desperate legion retreating through haunted lands while hunted by undead, managing supplies, morale, and the slow loss of your soldiers. —Geek —Players 3.7Discussion Rules
- 207 OtherscapePlay hackers and street operators in a neon city where the digital and spiritual overlap, taking jobs and pushing back against corporations. —Geek —Players 3.7Discussion Rules
- 208 TorgPlay heroes defending Earth against invading dimensional realms with clashing laws of reality, in cliffhanger scenes driven by drama cards. —Geek —Players 3.7Discussion Rules
- 209 Fading SunsPlay nobles, priests, guildsmen, and aliens in a decaying feudal interstellar empire full of intrigue, religion, and failing technology. —Geek —Players 3.7Discussion Rules
- 210 Gubat BanwaPlay martial heroes in a Philippine-inspired fantasy of spirits, clans, and honor, with duels and journeys through a living wilderness. —Geek —Players 3.7Discussion Rules
- 211 WhitehackPlay a classic-style fantasy adventurer in a flexible rules-light system with three broad classes and customizable groups and miracles. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 212 SpycraftPlay intelligence agents on covert missions, balancing gadgets, infiltration, and firefights against a hidden enemy across global locations. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 213 Broken CompassPlay globe-trotting adventurers chasing lost relics and rival treasure hunters in fast, cinematic action with simple resolution. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 214 EsoterroristsPlay investigators uncovering and disrupting cults and creatures that feed on fear, gathering clues in a grounded, tense mystery. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 215 Wicked OnesPlay a gang of monsters defending a lair from heroes, then raiding the surface, in a dark and darkly humorous story. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 216 Root: The RPGPlay woodland creatures such as vagabonds and outlaws amid war between rival factions, gaining reputation and making personal choices. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 217 Mythic GMEUse oracle tables and chaos mechanics to answer questions and generate scenes, letting you run a story without a game master. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 218 Star FrontiersPlay explorers and spacers in a frontier region of the galaxy, with four species, alien worlds, and plain percentile-based rules. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 219 Dresden Files RPGPlay wizards, changelings, and mortals in a modern city of supernatural politics, building the setting and characters together. —Geek —Players 3.6Discussion Rules
- 220 Amber DicelessPlay members of a royal family who walk between worlds, resolving conflicts through ranked attributes, bidding, and scheming rather than chance. —Geek —Players 3.5Discussion Rules
- 221 DegenesisPlay survivors in a ruined Europe of rival cultures, plagues, and scarcity, where beliefs and violence shape everyday decisions. —Geek —Players 3.5Discussion Rules
- 222 AlternityPlay characters across science-fiction settings with a skill-based system using paired dice and graded degrees of success. —Geek —Players 3.5Discussion Rules
- 223 Bluebeard's BridePlay facets of one new bride exploring a sinister house, confronting fear and dread through shared roles and rooms of memory. —Geek —Players 3.5Discussion Rules
- 224 Swords & WizardryPlay a classic fantasy adventurer delving into dungeons and wilderness with minimal rules, quick play, and plenty of rulings at the table. —Geek —Players 3.5Discussion Rules
- 225 Dune: Adventures in the ImperiumPlay agents of Great Houses in a feudal galactic empire, balancing intrigue, resources, and the struggle for control of Arrakis. —Geek —Players 3.5Discussion Rules
- 226 Bunnies & BurrowsPlay rabbits surviving a hostile countryside, digging warrens and dodging predators, with a gentle tone and real danger. —Geek —Players 3.4Discussion Rules
- 227 VictorianaPlay adventurers in an alternate Victorian England of clockwork gadgets, secret societies, faeries and class tension. —Geek —Players 3.4Discussion Rules
- 228 Doctor Who RPGPlay companions and travelers who solve problems across time and space with wits, gadgets and a bit of luck. —Geek —Players 3.4Discussion Rules
- 229 The Riddle of SteelPlay gritty swordfighters in a low-magic medieval world where duels are detailed, deadly and driven by personal spiritual attributes. —Geek —Players 3.4Discussion Rules
- 230 Primetime AdventuresPlay the cast of a TV drama season, with players sharing control of scenes, spotlight and story direction. —Geek —Players 3.4Discussion Rules
- 231 Lamentations of the Flame PrincessPlay fragile treasure hunters delving into weird, grim dungeons where cleverness matters more than stats and death is common. —Geek —Players 3.4Discussion Rules
- 232 Hot Springs IslandExplore a hex map of a strange, ruined island, scavenging relics and dealing with rival factions and lingering oddities. —Geek —Players 3.4Discussion Rules
- 233 PokerolePlay trainers and their companion creatures in a bright adventure world, with team battles built around move choice. —Geek —Players 3.4Discussion Rules
- 234 Things from the FloodPlay teenagers in a 1990s Sweden altered by strange machines and creatures, mixing small-town life with creeping dread. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 235 Heroquest/QuestWorldsPlay heroes in mythic settings where abilities are written as phrases and conflicts are settled by comparing narrative ratings. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 236 HumblewoodPlay bird-folk and other woodland creatures in a pastoral fantasy forest with friendly towns, old ruins and adventure. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 237 Feng ShuiPlay over-the-top action heroes in fast kung-fu movie scenes that jump between time periods and secret-war factions. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 238 Demon: The FallenPlay fallen angels newly escaped from the Abyss, wearing human hosts while chasing redemption, revenge or a new place in the world. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 239 Apocalypse KeysPlay people with strange powers in a modern world with hidden magic, using playbooks and shared fiction to drive short, tense stories. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 240 Blue RosePlay idealistic heroes in a kingdom of acceptance and arcane gifts, resisting corruption and tyranny with magic and diplomacy. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 241 Quest RPGPlay fantasy adventurers using a streamlined rule set built around class abilities, simple checks and quick-moving dungeon or wilderness scenes. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 242 Dream AskewPlay queer outcasts in a small community at the edge of a collapsing society, telling gentle, character-focused stories together. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 243 Vast GrimmPlay desperate survivors in a bleak, cursed fantasy world where short rules support grim exploration and brutal fights. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 244 Warlock!Play a lone adventurer in a bleak fantasy setting, with rules adapted from the classic gamebooks for tabletop group play. —Geek —Players 3.3Discussion Rules
- 245 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles RPGPlay mutated animals and humans in a comic-book version of the modern world, with martial arts, odd science and gang trouble. —Geek —Players 3.2Discussion Rules
- 246 Fighting Fantasy RPGPlay fantasy adventurers using quick stat-based rules from the gamebook line, with simple fights and scenarios full of monsters and traps. —Geek —Players 3.2Discussion Rules
- 247 PrometheanPlay artificial beings made from dead flesh, seeking humanity through a long, lonely journey that harms the people around them. —Geek —Players 3.2Discussion Rules
- 248 Villains and VigilantesPlay comic-book heroes with randomly rolled powers and secret identities, fighting crime and villains in a lightly structured superhero world. —Geek —Players 3.2Discussion Rules
- 249 Achtung! CthulhuPlay Allied agents in a World War II full of occult Nazi projects and cosmic horrors, mixing action with investigation. —Geek —Players 3.1Discussion Rules
- 250 BubblegumshoePlay teenage amateur detectives solving local mysteries, with school politics, friendships and secrets shaping how clues are found. —Geek —Players 3.1Discussion Rules
- 251 Werewolf Apocalypse ForsakenPlay shapeshifting werewolves defending spirit-haunted places in a modern city, balancing rage, tribal duty, and a losing war. —Geek —Players 3.1Discussion Rules
- 252 DC HeroesPlay DC Comics-style heroes using a numeric scale for powers and a table-driven action system for punch-ups and rescues. —Geek —Players 3.0Discussion Rules
- 253 Coriolis The Great DarkCrew a starship exploring a hostile, mysterious void, managing supplies, ship damage, and the strain of deep-space travel. —Geek —Players 3.0Discussion Rules
- 254 No Thank You, Evil!Children with imaginary powers explore a storybook world and solve problems together, with gentle stakes and shared storytelling. —Geek —Players 3.0Discussion Rules
- 255 Sentinel Comics RPGPlay comic-book heroes with distinct power sets, taking turns in fast scenes with villains, bystanders, and shifting scenery. —Geek —Players 3.0Discussion Rules
- 256 Dark Souls RPGFight deadly monsters in a ruined, dying world, relying on careful tactics, hard-won gear, and repeated attempts. —Geek —Players 3.0Discussion Rules
- 257 A Song of Ice and Fire RPGPlay nobles, knights, and their households in Westeros, where intrigue, reputation, and house politics matter as much as swords. —Geek —Players 3.0Discussion Rules
- 258 Space 1889Explore Victorian-era Mars, Venus, and the Moon with colonial adventurers, scientists, and soldiers, in a pulp Victorian setting. —Geek —Players 3.0Discussion Rules
- 259 Marvel Heroic RoleplayingPlay Marvel heroes in event-driven scenes, building dice pools from traits and using setbacks as fuel for later turns. —Geek —Players 2.9Discussion Rules
- 260 Kobolds Ate My BabyPlay tiny, brutish kobolds raiding, scheming, and dying messily in short, silly sessions full of slapstick and bad ideas. —Geek —Players 2.9Discussion Rules
- 261 Boot HillRun gunfighters, lawmen, and outlaws through frontier towns, with quick-draw duels and a strong chance of dying young. —Geek —Players 2.9Discussion Rules
- 262 Five Torches DeepDelve into dangerous dungeons with fragile adventurers, tracking torches, supplies, and hirelings while seeking treasure and return trips. —Geek —Players 2.9Discussion Rules
- 263 Amazing TalesChildren and parents tell hero stories together using simple dice, imagination, and a flexible set of everyday-hero abilities. —Geek —Players 2.9Discussion Rules
- 264 Pokémon Tabletop UnitedTrain Pokémon and travel a region of gyms, rivals, and wild encounters, with turn-based battles run on a map. —Geek —Players 2.9Discussion Rules
- 265 Rogue TraderCommand a dynasty's starship in a grim far future, trading, exploring, and warring across the Koronus Expanse. —Geek —Players 2.9Discussion Rules
- 266 Mythic Odysseys of TherosPlay heroes touched by the gods of a mythic Greek-like world, chasing epic quests while patrons grant boons and demands. —Geek —Players 2.9Discussion Rules
- 267 Hollow Earth ExpeditionPulp adventurers in the 1930s explore lost worlds under the earth, fighting Nazis, dinosaurs, and rival expeditions. —Geek —Players 2.8Discussion Rules
- 268 Golden Sky StoriesPlay shapeshifting animals living in a quiet Japanese countryside town, helping neighbors with small, warm problems. —Geek —Players 2.8Discussion Rules
- 269 ParanoiaPlay clones serving a lethal, paranoid computer in a failing domed city, betraying teammates for fun and mistakes. —Geek —Players 2.8Discussion Rules
- 270 Battletech RPGPilot giant war machines and navigate mercenary life across feuding star empires, with detailed tactical battles between campaigns. —Geek —Players 2.8Discussion Rules
- 271 ShinobigamiCompeting ninja chase secrets in modern Japan, trading information and facing off in tense one-on-one duels. —Geek —Players 2.8Discussion Rules
- 272 Veins of the EarthExplore a hostile, bizarre underworld of caves and strange creatures, with light, supplies, and sanity under constant pressure. —Geek —Players 2.8Discussion Rules
- 273 Ghostbusters RPGRun a paranormal removal business, chasing ghosts with unlicensed equipment and juggling costs, clients, and fame. —Geek —Players 2.8Discussion Rules
- 274 Heroes UnlimitedCreate heroes from many power sources, including mutants, robots, and gadgeteers, and fight crime in a detailed point-based system. —Geek —Players 2.8Discussion Rules
- 275 ACKSAdventurers level up into rulers who build strongholds, manage realms, and run economies in a campaign-length fantasy sandbox. —Geek —Players 2.7Discussion Rules
- 276 Low Fantasy GamingGritty sword-and-sorcery dungeon and wilderness adventures where characters are fragile, magic is risky, and treasure and survival drive play. —Geek —Players 2.7Discussion Rules
- 277 Microlite20A stripped-down d20 fantasy game that fits on a few pages, with quick character creation and fast, loose combat. —Geek —Players 2.7Discussion Rules
- 278 Labyrinth LordOld-school dungeon delving in the style of 1980s Basic and Expert D&D, with classes, random tables, and deadly encounters. —Geek —Players 2.6Discussion Rules
- 279 PugmireAnthropomorphic dogs and other pets rebuild civilization after humans vanish, in a gentle, earnest fantasy world of faith and curiosity. —Geek —Players 2.6Discussion Rules
- 280 Castle FalkensteinVictorian adventure in an alternate Europe of dragons, dwarves, and gentleman adventurers, played with a deck of cards and heavy period flavor. —Geek —Players 2.6Discussion Rules
- 281 Fall of MagicA quiet, storytelling journey game where players travel a fading world, passing a shared map and cards with no one in charge. —Geek —Players 2.5Discussion Rules
- 282 EverwayFreeform fantasy storytelling guided by a deck of illustrated Fortune Cards and a lot of table interpretation instead of dice. —Geek —Players 2.5Discussion Rules
- 283 Level Up Advanced 5eA deeper, more tactical expansion of fifth edition D&D with extra class options, exploration rules, and richer character building. —Geek —Players 2.5Discussion Rules
- 284 RunecairnA minimalist Norse-flavored fantasy game of grim saga and runic magic, played over compact rules and short sessions. —Geek —Players 2.5Discussion Rules
- 285 Exalted EssenceLarger-than-life demigod heroes of a mythic world fight, scheme, and rule, using a streamlined dice pool system. —Geek —Players 2.5Discussion Rules
- 286 Esper GenesisScience fiction built on fifth edition rules, with starship crews, alien worlds, and tech-heavy character options. —Geek —Players 2.5Discussion Rules
- 287 Metamorphosis AlphaMutated crew and passengers explore a vast, crumbling generation starship full of radiation, strange creatures, and ancient technology. —Geek —Players 2.4Discussion Rules
- 288 Through the BreachWeird-west adventure with gunslingers, sorcerers, and monsters, resolved by flipping and playing cards instead of rolling dice. —Geek —Players 2.3Discussion Rules
- 289 GeistPlayers are the recently dead, bonded to ghostly partners, haunting a decaying world while trying to hold onto their humanity. —Geek —Players 2.3Discussion Rules
- 290 Maid RPGA comic anime game where players serve as maids and butlers, solving silly household crises with melodramatic flair. —Geek —Players 2.3Discussion Rules
- 291 KamigakariJapanese anime action in which fated heroes with divine powers fight spirits and demons in dramatic, tactical battles. —Geek —Players 2.3Discussion Rules
- 292 Other DustYoung survivors in a mutated, ruined world seek a future, facing bizarre dangers with tough choices and few resources. —Geek —Players 2.3Discussion Rules
- 293 TechnoirCyberpunk conspiracy and street-level intrigue played out through a web of linked contacts, objectives, and shared adversaries. —Geek —Players 2.3Discussion Rules
- 294 ToonCartoon slapstick where characters survive any disaster, bending physics for gags and chaos with very simple rules. —Geek —Players 2.2Discussion Rules
- 295 Burning EmpiresSci-fi struggle against an alien invasion, with characters, factions, and planets all pulled into a long war of attrition. —Geek —Players 2.2Discussion Rules
- 296 Sundered IslesSwashbuckling pirates, privateers, and explorers sail a hazardous archipelago of stormy seas, rival crews, and supernatural threats. —Geek —Players 2.2Discussion Rules
- 297 Uncharted WorldsSpace opera about a crew with mismatched roles taking jobs across the galaxy, driven by relationships and ship-based storytelling. —Geek —Players 2.2Discussion Rules
- 298 Beast the PrimordialPlayers are monsters who feed on fear and nightmares, balancing a hunger to terrify against the human lives they hide in. —Geek —Players 2.2Discussion Rules
- 299 TalislantaExotic fantasy in a bizarre world with no elves or orcs, where odd peoples, wizards, and cultures define every adventure. —Geek —Players 2.2Discussion Rules
- 300 Cthulhu Dark AgesMedieval investigators face cosmic horrors lurking behind plague, war, and superstition, with fragile minds and little hope of winning. —Geek —Players 2.1Discussion Rules
EngineGamesDiscussion, all games togetherGeek
Shadowdark, Mörk Borg, AD&D
Dungeons & Dragons 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Starfinder
Call of Cthulhu, Mothership, Delta Green
Monster of the Week, Dungeon World, Ironsworn
World of Darkness, Vampire: The Masquerade, Exalted
Dragonbane, Forbidden Lands, Alien RPG
Cairn, Mythic Bastionland, Mausritter
Blades in the Dark, Scum and Villainy, Slugblaster
Alice is Missing, Fiasco, Ten Candles
Fallout RPG, Star Trek Adventures, Conan 2d20
Trail of Cthulhu, Night's Black Agents, Swords of the Serpentine
Burning Wheel, Mouse Guard, Torchbearer
Cyberpunk RED, Mekton, Witcher TRPG
Cypher System, Numenera, No Thank You, Evil!
City of Mist, Legend in the Mist, Otherscape
Savage Worlds, Deadlands
Genesys, Star Wars FFG
OpenD6, Star Wars d6, Ghostbusters RPG
Lancer, ICON
Rifts, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles RPG, Heroes Unlimited
Fate Core, Dresden Files RPG
Nobilis, Amber Diceless, Everway
Brindlewood Bay, The Between
Heart: The City Beneath, Spire
Wanderhome, Dream Askew
Cortex, Marvel Heroic Roleplaying
GURPS
Thousand Year Old Vampire, Mythic GME
Shadowrun
Traveller
Champions
Candela Obscura
Dragon Age RPG
Wild Talents
Discussion adds up each game's points, and the points are already on a doubling scale, so ten mid-sized games outweigh one giant. Geek is the median geek rating of the rated games with that tag.
GenreGamesDiscussion, all games togetherGeek
Dungeons & Dragons 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Shadowdark
Starfinder, Traveller, Stars Without Number
Monster of the Week, Vaesen, Kult
GURPS, Savage Worlds, Genesys
Mörk Borg, Shadow of the Weird Wizard, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
Mutants & Masterminds, Champions, Marvel Multiverse RPG
Star Wars FFG, Scum and Villainy, Coriolis
Apocalypse World, Fallout RPG, Rifts
Cyberpunk RED, Shadowrun, Cy_Borg
Wildsea, Numenera, Troika
City of Mist, Mage: The Ascension, Urban Shadows
Exalted, Godbound, Nobilis
World of Darkness, Vampire: The Masquerade, Werewolf: The Apocalypse
Fiasco, Honey Heist, Everyone is John
Barbarians of Lemuria, Dark Sun, Conan 2d20
Lancer, Salvage Union, Mekton
Mausritter, Mouse Guard, Root: The RPG
Call of Cthulhu, Delta Green, Trail of Cthulhu
Pulp Cthulhu, Torg, Broken Compass
Lady Blackbird, Iron Kingdoms, Victoriana
Mothership, Alien RPG
Big Eyes Small Mouth, Pokerole, Pokémon Tabletop United
Ravenloft, Candela Obscura
Brindlewood Bay, Alice is Missing
Microscope, The Quiet Year
Dolmenwood, Ryuutama
Hero Kids, No Thank You, Evil!, Amazing Tales
Twilight 2000, Band of Blades
Avatar Legends, Gubat Banwa
Blades in the Dark
Deadlands, Through the Breach
Outgunned, Feng Shui
Pirate Borg, Sundered Isles
Fabula Ultima
Dogs in the Vineyard, Boot Hill
Kids on Bikes
Pendragon
Legend of the Five Rings
Ars Magica
Eberron
7th Sea
Planescape
Wanderhome
Spelljammer
Unknown Armies
Monsterhearts
Slugblaster
HârnMaster
Girl by Moonlight
Orbital Blues
Kids on Brooms
Good Society
Coyote & Crow
Hillfolk
Spycraft
Primetime Adventures
Blue Rose
Dream Askew
Bubblegumshoe
A Song of Ice and Fire RPG
Golden Sky Stories
Shinobigami
Discussion adds up each game's points, and the points are already on a doubling scale, so ten mid-sized games outweigh one giant. Geek is the median geek rating of the rated games with that tag.
MechanicGamesDiscussion, all games togetherGeek
Blades in the Dark, World of Darkness, Vampire: The Masquerade
Dungeons & Dragons 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Shadowdark
Dungeons & Dragons 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Shadowdark
GURPS, Savage Worlds, World of Darkness
Daggerheart, Mörk Borg, Monster of the Week
Call of Cthulhu, GURPS, Mothership
Dungeons & Dragons 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Shadowdark
Savage Worlds, Daggerheart, Lancer
Mothership, Shadowdark, Mörk Borg
Dungeons & Dragons 5e, Pathfinder 2e, GURPS
Call of Cthulhu, Mothership, World of Darkness
Call of Cthulhu, World of Darkness, Delta Green
Vampire: The Masquerade, Cyberpunk RED, Traveller
Daggerheart, Monster of the Week, Dungeon World
Vampire: The Masquerade, Delta Green, The One Ring
Call of Cthulhu, GURPS, Mothership
Traveller, The One Ring, Forbidden Lands
GURPS, World of Darkness, Shadowrun
Dragonbane, AD&D, Old-School Essentials
Blades in the Dark, Monster of the Week, Apocalypse World
Dungeon World, Fate Core, Fabula Ultima
Traveller, Monster of the Week, Dungeon World
Call of Cthulhu, Mothership, Delta Green
Dungeons & Dragons 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Starfinder
Cyberpunk RED, Traveller, Mythras
Shadowdark, AD&D, Dungeon Crawl Classics
Mothership, Vampire: The Masquerade, Forbidden Lands
Kids on Bikes, Alice is Missing, Ten Candles
Worlds Without Number, Stars Without Number, Forbidden Lands
Genesys, Fate Core, Fabula Ultima
Savage Worlds, Kids on Bikes, Ars Magica
Blades in the Dark, Shadowrun, Scum and Villainy
Savage Worlds, Daggerheart, Deadlands
Blades in the Dark, Wildsea, Scum and Villainy
Microscope, Wanderhome, For the Queen
Blades in the Dark, Scum and Villainy, Beam Saber
Alice is Missing, Fiasco, Microscope
Ironsworn, Starforged, For the Queen
Blades in the Dark, Scum and Villainy, Night's Black Agents
Pendragon, Ars Magica, Thousand Year Old Vampire
Starforged, Thousand Year Old Vampire, Tunnels & Trolls
Discussion adds up each game's points, and the points are already on a doubling scale, so ten mid-sized games outweigh one giant. Geek is the median geek rating of the rated games with that tag.