Actual Play: Fear Itself – Ocean In The Forest – Episode 1

Eldarak is a live action roleplaying event that aims to take LARPing from pastime to profession.  Sponsor LiveGame entertainment aims to create a reality TV sensation with competitive LARPing.  Participants at the debut event, Eldarak, compete for cash prizes and chance to become a professional LiveGame LARPer.  As four friends make their way toward Eldarak, not even a successful spot hidden roll can save them from Fear Itself….

 

 

Episode 10: Interview with Jeff Barber

Upwind is a fantasy RPG currently being Kickstarted about exploration and survival in an endless sky filled with ancient technology. We interview the game’s designer, Jeff Barber, to pick his brain about non-traditional mechanics, old-school animation, and ecology in game worlds.

For more information on the Upwind project please visit the Upwind Kickstarter page.

Learn more about Biohazard Games, Upwind, and the Q-System please visit Biohazard Games.

Actual Play: Upwind – Gen Con 2016 Game

“Upwind is a narrative style RPG set in a strange alternate world of floating island nations, flying sailing ships, long lost technology, wild elemental powers, looming war and forgotten legacies.”

Jeff Barber, game designer and founder of Biohazard Games demos his new game Upwind at Gen Con 2016.

Actual Play: Red Markets – Kickstarter Backer Game

Caleb Stokes, author, game designer, founder and owner of Hebanon Games, and RPPR co-host, runs a special game for his upcoming indie RPG, Red Markets, for Kickstarter Backers.

Synopsis: The Road Crew, a group of takers from the Troutfit enclave venture into the lost for a ‘high’ stakes job.

For more information on Red Markets please visit  the Kickstarter page.

For more on Caleb Stokes and Hebanon Games, please visit Hebanon Games.

Actual Play – Fear Itself: Backup Flyer

“The neighborhood’s always been pretty nice, if quiet. Good schools, low crime, nice restaurants. The only problem is the mail: a man keeps sending bizarre letters to the residents. It’s up to three residents of the neighborhood — a down-on-his-luck cop, a drug addict, and a city councilor — to figure out the source of these letters and make life cozy again.”

Trigger Warning: this actual play contains the writings of Francis E. Dec, a very ill man with horrible views on race. This game is meant to unsettle and entertain, but Chris, tonight’s GM, doesn’t want to blindside anyone who has been negatively affected by mental illness and racism. Be forewarned.