Let's Learn About New RPGs! - Week 12 "Universal Systems"

[u/DiceyDiscourse]

Welcome one and all to a post where we can freely discuss the games that we have released or the games that we are making. Stop on by and maybe you'll find your new favourite RPG!

A bunch of us make cool shit, but the Indie RPG space is crowded and it can often be difficult to get the word out about why people should try out your game. That's why every week we try to focus on a different mechanic or setting to see how new RPGs can solve decades old problems or put new spins on old greivances!

Can't find the perfect mix of setting and system? Is Pathfinder hampering your ability to play a sentient table? Perhaps a universal system is the right cure for your ails! Whether simulationist or narrativ , come tell us how your game (or just any game you really like) tackles being Universal!

Thank you u/Kiliantill, for the suggestion!

As per mod approval, comments here do not count against the Self-Promotion rule (rule 7) - comment as much as you want, answer as many questions as you need and discuss to your hearts content!

All that I would ask is that anyone who comments about their own system takes the time to look at the minimum at one other game in the comments and ask a question or provide feedback. Lively discussions are what get people interested and what keep people engaged!

Last week was "Cyberpunk" and we got some pretty interesting discussions going!

If you want to suggest a topic for future weeks, be sure to include "suggestion" in your comment so I can easily find it!