Last spring Free League announced they were working on a tabletop RPG set in the gritty, neon, rain-soaked, vaguely Japanese Blade Runner universe. They ran a Kickstarter last spring and proved there was demand, puling in over a million dollars on its first day. But if you missed that campaign, the RPG will be available to purchase for regular folks very soon.
Free League Publishing, creators of the hit Middle Earth RPG The One Ring, are about to introduce a 5E compatible variant called The Lord of the Rings Roleplaying. The final retail version of the game isn’t set to appear until 2023, and not even the date of the Kickstarter has been announced….but you can try out an early version today.
The Walking Dead is finally coming to an end this weekend…well, sort of. There are plenty of spinoffs that will keep the brand alive, and some of them include characters from the original series. But if you want to make your own story, TWD will give you a “Game Master” divider screen and let you do that too.
After Free League Publishing and Stockholm Kartell developed and released MORG BORG in 2020, tabletop customers ate it up and started demanding a sequel. As of today it’s here: CY_BORG.
Free League Publishing and Stockholm Kartell developed and released MORG BORG in 2020, a tabletop RPG with a dark and grungy artpunk style. While a few expansions for MORK BORG have been released, we’ve had to wait for a true sequel until today. CY_BORG is almost ready and will be hitting shelves next month.
Looking for an offbeat RPG experience? Get into the odd…literally. Free League Publishing has announced a remastered version of the tabletop rulebook Into The Odd is available now.
Last year, Free League introduced a revised edition of their famed Lord of the Rings replaying game, The One Ring, in a crowdfunding campaign that set new records. By the time the campaign concluded, it was the most successful tabletop roleplaying core game ever hosted on Kickstarter. As every single company on this Earth knows except for HBO Max, when there’s demand for a product, you keep making it…hence a new variant of The One Ring has been announced for release next year.
Today’s the day — Free League’s new edition of their Ruins of Symbaroum, this one adapted to 5E rules, is officially out.
Most tabletop games are multiplayer affairs, but a solitary RPG experience can be done, if the manufacturer wills it. Free League’s The One Ring, one of their most popular products, now has a means of doing just that. It’s called Strider Mode, and it’s just been added to the digital version of the game.
Free League’s latest crowdfunding campaign is one of their most successful yet — the Blade Runner RPG was put up for funding just this morning, with a humble goal of $10,000. It knocked that down in the time it takes to microwave a Hot Pocket and it’s still climbing, as of this writing somewhere past $700,000. It’s an easy bet it will generate a million before its first day is through.
Earlier this month Free League revealed DEATH IN SPACE, a brand-new tabletop RPG designed by the team at Stockholm Kartell. Sometimes these new products can take over a year from announcement to shelf, but this one wrapped itself up pretty quick: it’s available starting today.
About a year ago, Free League announced a new edition of Ruins of Symbaroum was on the way. Now we hear it’s nearly ready — the 5E edition has been officially announced for a June 7 release at hobby shops nationwide.