In today’s blog we are going to discuss the evolution of our initial idea for Haunted: Beyond the Veil and its follow ups.
Originally our plan was to release 3 games based in the same universe that could be combined and played together.
Choosing an art style for your game is a daunting prospect. The saying goes “you shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover” but let’s face it we all do.Whether it’s books, films or games most of our decisions are made in the first few seconds visually before we have even
The aim is to create a system that supports realistic options for players to be able to create any character they can think of.
It’s been a minute since we updated you on our progress with “Haunted: Beyond the veil” the paranormal investigation table top roleplaying game.Currently we are almost at a point with the rules and mechanics that early play testing can begin. As you can imagine there is a lot to consider
Each and every person you are meet likely has some talent or other, whether they know it or not, celebrate it or hide it, love it or hate it. Regardless of that, it is one of the many things that makes them unique.
More dice stuff… what more is there?
The majority of game play in an RPG comes from a character’s interactions with the world around them.
Haunted will use a ‘stepped, additive’ system to assign values to abilities.
But what does that even mean???
Developing Haunted – Beyond the Veil has already thrown up a few interesting challenges. Today’s rant blog focuses on the core element of character creation… Abilities. To DnD or not to DnD… that was the question! As with all things RPG, it is often easier to take established systems and
You might think that developing a new dice mechanic for an RPG would be a relatively easy task.
