Ball Game RPG

The absurdist tone is exactly what my group needed after too many serious campaigns, and the way it frames bases-loaded dread as both horror and comedy had us laughing and uneasy at the same time. The rules feel light enough to pick up mid-session, but there's enough strange world-building to keep t

The absurdist horror-meets-humor vibe is exactly what my gaming group needed, and the baseball mechanic for the RPG combat kept things surprisingly tense. It’s a really strange, creative world that somehow still feels playable and grounded, which is a tough balance to pull off.

I’ve been running one-shots with the core mechanic and it’s genuinely tense when the void starts creeping in—the horror-humor blend is a fresh take on baseball. Only reason it’s not a five is I wish the rules for the void’s progression were a bit clearer.