DriveThruRPG’s Cosmic Horror Sale Offers Big Discounts on Supernatural Mysteries
From Cthulhus to Xenomorphs, there’s so much to be scared of in DriveThruRPG’s Cosmic Horror Sale – and at a shockingly good discount.
Summer is coming to an end. With its end, the leaves begin to change color, a grim reminder that beyond the limits of perception lurk terrible, inescapable truths. Why not face them head-on with DriveThruRPG’s Cosmic Horror Sale?
This sale brings you discounts on everything cosmic and horror. There is an important difference here too. It is not just about your Call of Cthulhubut you can find RPGs like the ALIEN RPG, Dark phaseand even Delta Greenwhich makes a lot more sense because that’s basically Cthulhu as a special ops. That is, you play as a special ops team pursuing Cthulhu. Cthulhu hasn’t joined a special ops team. At least not that I know of. Wait a minute, I have a new campaign idea in mind…
DriveThruRPGs Cosmic Horror Sale – Big Savings, Scary Truths
There are a lot of titles to choose from. So many that it might blow your mind? Maybe if you’re having a hard time imagining how many RPGs there are. You’ll find a link to the wholesaler further down at the end of this article. But in the meantime, here are some highlights you might not want to miss.
The Alien RPG family – You can save a lot on the RPG of the moment. With the success of The alien Romulus With interest in the world of murderous Xenomorphs and even more murderous corporations rekindled, perhaps now is the time to dive into Free League’s award-winning ALIEN RPG or one of the included source books. You can find the Colonial Marine Operations Manual for some Aliens Vibes, or you can try Creating better worlds to really immerse yourself in the space horror campaign style game.
Call of Cthulhu – The ultimate game of mythological cosmic horror. For many gamers, it all started with this. And it is worth noting that Call of Cthulhu was not only great for horror games, but its influence on modern RPG campaigns and campaign modules cannot be overstated. From the legendary Masks of Nyarlathotep to the newer Horror on the Orient Expressthe campaign game Call of Cthulhu is absolutely worth checking out. Or for shorter games try something like the analog horror adaptation, complete with buggy video add-ons, Signal-to-noise ratio.
Never go home – Of course, there are also some great indie titles. And something like Never go home makes the sale worth seeing. Never go home is set during World War I and all its physical horrors, but now a terrible new element has been added to the war. When the veil was torn in 1916, the rumors promised arcane power and terrible transformation to anyone who would listen.
Of course, what horrors you discover depends entirely on you.
