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- 10000$ Reward
- 1st ed by Herman Hunter (1989) Warlords Production
- A French-language RPG set in the American Wild West, using a system intended to be "simple and effective". The basic rules (58 pages) includes only character creation, combat rules, a list of weapons, and a brief introductory scenario.
- 1950 Allarme UFO!
- 1st ed by Antonello Lotronto (1996) Qualitygame
- An Italian-language sci-fi RPG based on the 50's alien invasion B-movies, part of the "I Giochi del 2000" collection.
- 2089: Le Jeu du Tricentenaire
- 1st ed by Tristan Lhomme (unknown) Casus Belli / Excelsior Publications / Jeux Descartes
- A French-language humorous-future RPG, in a future 2089 where characters as Live-Action roleplayers attempt to revive the French Revolution three hundred years later.
- The 23rd Letter
- 1st ed by Matt Johnston, John Fleming, Colin Johnston, Eamon Watters, Mark Lamki, Lesley McLarnon (1996) Crucible
- A sci-fi conspiracy RPG, set in a world where psychics are real and becoming more and more commonplace. The PC's are psychics or humans caught in the secretive war between government projects and the corporate powers. It uses a simple skill-based system (the "ERIS" system), which includes rules for psychic powers.
- .45 Adventure: Crimefighting Action in the Pulp Era
- 1st ed by Richard A. Johnson (2006) Rattrap Productions
- A tabletop miniatures game of two-fisted action set during the era of the pulp magazines, with some role-playing aspects. It can be played without a gamemaster, with as few as 3 models per player.
- 7th Sea
- 1st ed by John Wick, Jennifer Wick (1999) Alderac Entertainment Group
- A swashbuckling RPG set on an alternate world ("Theah") very similar to 17th century Earth with the addition of magic and various name changes. There are parallels to most of the major European countries ("Castillian" for Spainiards, etc.) but there is no New World. The system is a dice pool system: roll dice equal to attribute + skill, keeping a number of dice equal to attribute. There are also bonus dice of a different color.
- 9th Generation
- 1st ed by Jeff Siadek (1986) Jeff Siadek Enterprises
- A tongue-in-cheek post-apocalyptic RPG, published in 3 books including an introductory scenario and a GM screen. Supplements include three extra scenarios, and a rules expansion packet that allows conversion of the plots into fantasy, western, or futuristic settings.
John H. Kim <jhkim@darkshire.net> Last modified: Thu May 1 21:40:24 2008