Tomas Härenstam on Alien: The Roleplaying Game – Evolved Edition
Alien: The Roleplaying Game is a science fiction horror role-playing game based on the Alien films.
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The Lord of the Rings roleplaying game (5E)
The Lord of the Rings roleplaying gets a 5E makeover, offering a familiar rules system for creating stories set in Middle Earth.
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Alien: Colonial Marines Operations Manual
"A day in the Marine Corps is like a day on the farm. Every meal's a banquet! Every paycheck a fortune! Every formation a parade!"
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Symbaroum
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison reviews Symbaroum, the dark-fantasy roleplaying game from Free League Publishing.
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Tales from the Loop
Tales from the Loop returns to an eighties that never was to explore themes of childhood and technology for a unique roleplaying experience.
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Coriolis: The Third Horizon - Emissary Lost
Pete unearths the mysteries of Coriolis: The Third Horizon in Emissary Lost, the first installment in the Mercy of the Icons campaign.
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From the archive 
Alien: The Destroyer of Worlds
The Destroyer of Worlds is the latest cinematic module for the Alien roleplaying game, and this time its war!
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Alien: The Roleplaying Game – Starter Set
Geek Pride braves the unknown terrors of deep space with the Alien: The Roleplaying Game - Starter Set from Free League.
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Alien: The Roleplaying Game
Peter Ray Allison grabs his pulse rifle and joins the colonial marines to check out Free League Publishing's Alien: The Roleplaying Game. Spoiler: It's a bit good...
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This time it’s war - Tomas Härenstam talks Alien
Despite the mixed response to the recent Prometheus and Covenant films, the Alien series still hold a special place in many geeks’ hearts.
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