Darkness Falls — Night Has Come
Claim Jumpers immerses players in the gritty life of New Tampa’s outer fringes, where settlers struggle against corporate indifference and desperate surroundings. Amidst broken machinery and rumors of treasure, it’s a world filled with absurd mishaps and satirical sci-fi adventures, focusing on low-stakes scenarios that humorously challenge everyday existence.
“Bride of the Underground” is a micro-module set in the 1980s, revolving around Parkside Plaza Subway Station’s dark secrets. Gavin Davis faces mounting pressure in its design, leading to personal and public meltdowns. Years later, a renovation uncovers a long-buried mystery, sparking deadly consequences and inviting players into a cerebral detective adventure.
In Shadows on the Highway, players take on the roles of five desperate individuals navigating troubled lives in the remote wilderness of Wyoming.
“Trepanning the Light Fantastic,” set in 1983 Norridgewock, Maine, merges horror and history by exploring trepanning and the Salem Witch Trials against the backdrop of the 1980s. Part of the Splatterhaus series, it offers a vivid, immersive experience with detailed settings, chilling atmospheres, and a homage to 80s horror.
The Lost Shipwreck of Le Griffon Has Been Found! The first days of Fall may not be the only thing that is settling over the quaint lakeside town of Ludington, Michigan. A Discovery Made A mysterious statue is found below the deck of that barnacled wreck and dredged from its depths. A once in a … Read More “Grotesque — Setting Overview” »
Sunscream is the first published micro-module under the Splatterhaus label. An entire setting — people, places, threats, and a map — packed into a front-and-back flyer. Would you let the death of a teen lifeguard an a few random disappearances ruin the start of the 1985 summer season in Pennsauken, New Jersey?
