Tanuki Games

Cybermetal 2012 RPG

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Category: Role Playing Games

CYBERMETAL 2012 is a tabletop roleplaying game of demons, metalheads, and weirdos surviving and thriving in an isolated city of warped technology in an alternate timeline featuring tons of analog ink illustrations, intuitive dice mechanics for fans of Mothership or Blades in the Dark, fascinatingly weird worldbuilding, and much more.

144 page hardcover landscape book including fully illustrated rules, adventure hooks, illustrations, and much more for thrilling roleplaying in Pentagram City.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Charlotte F. ★★★★★

Really digging the whole demon-and-metalheads setting—my group spent two hours just debating which faction to join in the warped city. The alternate timeline lore gives our campaign such a gritty, unpredictable feel.

Benjamin T. ★★★★☆

The ink-heavy art style and dense lore make flipping through this rulebook feel like exploring a real, grimy world. I just wish the binding was a bit sturdier for all that analog bulk, but the game itself is a blast to run.

Avery ★★★★☆

The analog ink aesthetic is perfect for setting the grim tone, though the rulebook could use a slightly better index for quick reference during play. Still, my group had a blast with the demon-metalhead chaos.