Games like The Gadgeteer - Superhero Cinematic Universe TTRPG

Superhero Cinematic Universe TTRPG is a series of stand-alone one-shots that can be linked together to form a larger narrative. In Teenage Menace, you tell the story of a young superhero battling villains in a society that hates them. To play this game, you will need 3-6 players including a master of ceremonies (MC), at least three six-sided dice (or a digital dice roller), a way to take notes, an…

Superhero Cinematic Universe TTRPG is a series of stand-alone one-shots that can be linked together to form a larger narrative. In Avatar of Gaia, you tell the story of a transforming superhero and their fight for the environment and a better future. To play this game, you will need 3-6 players including a master of ceremonies (MC), at least three six-sided dice (or a digital dice roller), a way…

Superhero Cinematic Universe TTRPG is a series of stand-alone one-shots that can be linked together to form a larger narrative. In The First Knight, you tell the story of the original superhero; a knight who battled against an ancient evil. To play this game, you will need 3-6 players including a master of ceremonies (MC), at least 6 six-sided dice (or a digital dice roller), a way to take notes, …

The Superhero Cinematic Universe TTRPG is a series of stand-alone one-shots that can be linked together to form a larger narrative, created by W.H. Arthur.  THE LONELY PATH OF JUSTICE is a Kamen Rider-inspired fangame/hack using the SCU TTRPG framework. It is designed to be played as a stand-alone one-shot. Or, you can connect it directly to W.H. Arthur's The Gadgeteer.  In The Lonely Path Of Just…

The Superhero Cinematic Universe TTRPG is a series of stand-alone one-shots that can be linked together to form a larger narrative, created by W.H. Arthur.  SAVIOR FROM THE SKY is an Ultraman-inspired fangame/hack using the SCU TTRPG framework. It is designed to be played as a stand-alone one-shot. Or, you can connect it directly to the previous game in this series The Lonely Path Of Justice. In S…

What is Extinction Punk? Extinction Punk is a table-top role-playing game (TTRPG) that blends elements of science fiction and science fantasy to envision a future where humanity fails to stop a man-made extinction event such as a climate cataclysm, a nuclear holocaust, or a biological war. Players of Extinction Punk get to explore the ruins of an Earth that is no longer under humanity’s control an…

✯○✯○✯○✯○✯○✯○✯○✯ When they left Earth long ago, they said that we wouldn't make it. That we weren't worth it. But guess what? We made it.And from the fringes of the galaxy, we make it a point to let them know that. Disturbing their little plastic paradise.If we can't bring them down, we sure as hell can make them mad. And, you know, get some form of compensation.We are not stealing. We're taking it…

"Extracausal: Monolith Edition" is a tabletop role-playing game that features a new layout, edited text, and mechanical tweaks to the original game. This edition introduces aspects for narrative impact, cores for location moods and consequences, and forces for challenging character decisions. Additionally, it offers sets of character and story options and more introductory material for new players, making it a more comprehensive and immersive experience.

"Molotov College" is a TTRPG for 3-6 players about super-powered alumni of a superhero school, dealing with villains, ghosts, and an apocalypse while confronting past trauma. Using the Belonging Outside Belonging system, it's a GMless game with a token economy and no numerical stats. The 26-page PDF contains 6 Character Playbooks, including Strength, the de facto leader, and Justice, a brooding vigilante.

Spectres of Brocken successfully funded a full digital edition and physical book on Kickstarter on 13 October 2022! You can still get the free demo, and the full book will be available to buy digitally here and limited physical copies at selected online retailers when it's done. I remember those hot summer days when we skipped classes to cool off by this creek. I remember our arguments in the di…