Promotional image for "Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics" showcases the haunting game box art, complete with a tentacled creature lurking in the shadows. Below the title, logos of Auroch Digital, Ripstone, and Modiphius Entertainment highlight this thrilling Video Game Kickstarter adventure.
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Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics Video Game Up On Kickstarter

ByDaniel Kling Lorentsen

Modiphius has teamed up with Ripstone and Auroch Digital to bring the world of Acthung! Cthulhu to your video screens. The alternate-history WWII game where Cthulhu-mythos creatures come flooding into our own world is getting the full digital treatment. And as part of the campaign, they’re looking to bring you new items for the tabletop…

Cover art for "Star Trek Adventures: The Original Series Player Characters" by Modiphius, featuring a stylized graphic of the USS Enterprise on a black background with the Star Trek logo at the top. Perfect for fans diving into the Star Trek: Adventures RPG world or looking to enhance their character sheets.
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New Character Sheets Available For Star Trek: Adventures RPG From Modiphius

ByDaniel Kling Lorentsen

The Star Trek series’ main elements are the original series and The Next Generation. Sure, there’s been dozens of spin-offs and expansions from those, but those two ship crews are the ones we mostly think about when we think about the franchise. If you’re interested in bringing those to your games of Star Trek: Adventures,…

Illustrated poster of "John Carter of Mars" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. A heroic figure strikes an action pose, surrounded by green alien creatures in a battle-worn landscape. Text: "The dying world of Barsoom needs your help." Dive into the adventure with the John Carter of Mars RPG on Kickstarter.
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Modiphius Running John Carter of Mars RPG Kickstarter

ByDaniel Kling Lorentsen

Every day, we get new news from the surface of Mars. A new rock formation is found that might hint at life once thriving on the red planet. As exciting as that is… it’s also just a bit disappointing, considering what we had hoped to find. Certainly authors in times gone by (and many now)…