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Other Games Outgunned: Cinematic Action RPG
- Thread starter Nathan
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I went Adventurer.
FriendlyFiend
Lay member
Another Adventurer here!
So Broken Compass is still available on DriveThru (CMON are the published) and I grabbed the PDF. The engine is pretty much identical to Outgunned. There are tweaks, but they're mainly subtle on first skim and probably fit the genre better. I'll be interested how different OG: Adventure is as a comparator. They're probably close cousins or step-siblings looking at it so @First Age can be relieved about the similarity.
The print copy for Broken Compass Core Rules (the adventure journal) is still around but less easy to find. Leisure Games and Games Lore were out, but ZATU still has it. The supplements are less problematic.
The print copy for Broken Compass Core Rules (the adventure journal) is still around but less easy to find. Leisure Games and Games Lore were out, but ZATU still has it. The supplements are less problematic.
Worth mentioning that the Broken Compass core rules are £7.84 at the moment.
Stronty Girl
Rune Priest
Is that your lens or the Outgunned RPG!
sanjurotokage
Initiate
I was a late backer on this and got it the physical. It would have been one I would have taken to UKGE but it feel it is one of those games that work with 3-4 players where 5 or more kinda don't work as well for it - I have played in a Broken Compass game with the Yahtzee style to create effects and for the first time it just took a little bit of moments to get a handle on the ability of how the dice combinations work though it is quick.
I have heard that it can be a forgiving system with both the skill rolls and the potential character death.
The current game I am running with my Monday night players, Righteous Blood, Ruthless Blades, doesn't seem to be working with us (mainly the published adventures) where as one of mine is definitely interested in OUTGUNNED so Project Medusa will be tried out. If it happens I will report back
As we are in June I am also hoping to run a couple of Xmas themed Action OUTGUNNED one shot in December.
I have heard that it can be a forgiving system with both the skill rolls and the potential character death.
The current game I am running with my Monday night players, Righteous Blood, Ruthless Blades, doesn't seem to be working with us (mainly the published adventures) where as one of mine is definitely interested in OUTGUNNED so Project Medusa will be tried out. If it happens I will report back
As we are in June I am also hoping to run a couple of Xmas themed Action OUTGUNNED one shot in December.
Nathan
Demi-God
I've just come up with an amazing idea for an Outgunned Adventure scenario. I spoke to @Guvnor privately about it yesterday, and originally I intended on using Fate Accelerated for it. However, I plan not reveal anything here just yet, and I will surprise everyone with it at next Tavern Con (hopefully in September).
James Mullen
Acolyte
I caved and backed it; I'm not usually one for action-adventure RPG, but the simplicity and directness of the system appealed to me and I'm encouraged that it leaves plenty of room to grow your own ideas.
I am tempted to use this to resurrect the Downtown setting I originally brewed up for Savage Worlds, an unholy combination of Noir & Pulp , though I expect I will lean more heavily on the Pulp aspects this time.
I am tempted to use this to resurrect the Downtown setting I originally brewed up for Savage Worlds, an unholy combination of Noir & Pulp , though I expect I will lean more heavily on the Pulp aspects this time.
First Age
D&D h@ck3r and Hopepunk
Ah yes, must think of a game to offer if needed!
