RiverBank RPG

The tea-stained card art and the escalating Aunt Alice scenario had us laughing before we even dealt the first hand, and the rules were easy to pick up in about ten minutes. That final venomous cake throw is a highlight we keep replaying.

We sat down expecting a typical card night and instead got a full-blown murder mystery where the tea was the first casualty. The scenario writing is so vivid you can practically smell the stale biscuits and hear Aunt Alice’s venomous cake-throw. I’ve played a dozen RPGs and this one’s setup hook had

The tea-cake bridge game scenario in the setup made me laugh out loud, and the storytelling really pulls you into the chaos from the first page. I've already run two sessions with friends and the narrative hooks kept everyone engaged the whole time.