I’m going to hand out these Insanity Certificates to the participants in this year’s Horror Game. The certificate takes advantage of a neat feature of the full version of Adobe Acrobat that lets you fill out fields on the form.
Or maybe I’ll use these Death Certificates for the losers.
44: A Game of Automatic Fear is a free rpg set in a 1950s where a conspiracy is replacing humanity with robots.
Cornell University has an online exhibit with some fantastic images of devils, demons, witches and the like. I really enjoyed browsing the collection and couldn’t help but think how neat it would be see a line of miniatures using these as inspiration.
Postcard Cthulhu is a print-and-play cooperative worker placement game set in HP Lovecraft’s Cthulhu universe. The game quite cleverly is designed (as its name suggests) to fit on both sides of a postcard. In deference to my older eyes, however, I printed it on a full sheet of paper. The postcard version, however, would travel well.
Set in the pulp 1920s, Strange Aeons is a skirmish game that sets bands of adventurers against Lovecraftian horrors. The game is commercial, but they have a free test version.