From March 7 and 10, Enter the ’80s That Never Was
Step into the amazing world of the Loop and encounter the fantastic machines and strange beasts that haunt the countryside. Free League Publishing and the Alchemy Virtual Tabletop invite players worldwide to explore the ’80s that never was in the Tales From the Loop RPG.
Players can sign up on StartPlaying to participate in the A Weekend in the Loop eventwhich takes place March 7 – 10. Experienced Gamemasters are ready to guide them through immersive mysteries within the loop, regardless of their experience with Alchemy, Tales From the Loop RPG, or tabletop roleplaying games.
The full content module of the award-winning Tales From the Loop RPG has been officially launched on Alchemy, the world’s first virtual tabletop built specifically for cinematic immersion and theater of the mind gameplay.
Vaesen – Nordic Horror Roleplaying, Ruins of Symbaroum and MÖRK BORG are already available on Alchemy. Other Year Zero titles are on the way, with Coriolis – The Third Horizon being the next RPG in line.
TALES FROM THE LOOP RPG
Roleplaying in the ’80s That Never Was
Five-time Gold ENnie-award winner – including Best Game & Product of the Year
Step into the amazing world of the Loop and encounter the fantastic machines and strange beasts that have come to haunt the countryside. Escape your everyday problems and solve mysteries; you will become a part of something meaningful and magical – but also dangerous.
The award-winning Tales From the Loop roleplaying game is based on the work of acclaimed artist Simon Stålenhag. The retro-futuristic art captures the spirit of Swedish 1980s suburbia and has spread like wildfire worldwide with a unique atmosphere that is both instantly recognizable and utterly alien. The art book Tales From the Loop has also been adapted into a TV series on Amazon Prime Video.
“RPG Tales from the Loop lets you channel Stranger Things and E.T.” —The Verge
“Tales from the Loop RPG Will Make You Feel Like a Kid Again.” —IO9
“Tales from the Loop is both exciting and emotional, fantastical and realistic, and is unlike any other game on my shelf.” —Geek & Sundry
