Cyberpunk Red
You’ve played the video game, seen the anime, now live and breathe your own cyberpunk story!
Be an edgerunner and build your reputation on the streets as you rise through the ranks and butt heads with Night City’s finest like Adam Smasher, Johnny Silverhand and Morgan Blackhand.
It’s a system with a free app (also available on Play and App Store) for character creation as well, so new players will settle in especially easily.
Cyberpunk Red – The Last Kilometer
1 session
A convoy on route to Singapore Via JB is carrying dangerous cargo. Dangerous usually means expensive. Someone wants it, and they are willing to pay some preem eddies to anyone who would hand it to them. Problem is, they aren’t the only one who wants it. You accepted the gig, now that’s your problem to handle.
Experience the Cyberpunk universe like never before in this reimagining of a dystopian corporate-run Singapore. Ok now that I’ve typed it out it’s basically today but worse, and you can bust heads and shoots guns and have chrome spider legs in this game.
Cyberpunk Red – City of Lions
10+ Sessions
2045. The dream is dead. Inside the walls, the City gleams. Clean water, clean streets, and even cleaner lies. The High Council runs the show, and the government has lost its grip on Singapore. But outside the walls? That’s where you live. The real Singapore.
You’re an edgerunner. You take the jobs that are too dangerous or simply because no one else wants them. Cold hard eddies, with a risk of flatlining. Gun-toting Solo or chromed-up street samurai? Doesn’t matter. What matters is the gig and looking awesome doing it. The Corps can play their games, but you?
You live on the edge. Whether you plan to go out in the blaze of glory or play it safe, just do it in style.
Starfinder 2E
It’s like Pathfinder, but in space! Experience high-octane combat and explore uncharted strange new worlds where danger and majesty could be around every turn.
Starfinder 2E – Invasion’s Edge
3-4 sessions
An ancient, highly advanced civilization known only as the First Ones once existed in the Pact Worlds, leaving behind rare, dangerous ruins and seeding worlds with robotic life like anacites and protocites. Their true nature remains a mystery, studied only by dedicated researchers.
A recent Starfinder Society excavation on Aballon uncovered evidence of them—and triggered a crisis. A rogue anacite faction, Those Who Call, tried to summon the First Ones back, nearly destroying a major city in the process. Although the Starfinders stopped the attack, they failed to prevent a signal from being sent… and it was received.
Now, the First Ones may be returning.
As a precaution, mercenaries were hired to watch for signs of invasion. When a mysterious crashed ship—later called the Wreck of the Returned—was discovered on Akiton, it unleashed deadly defenses and strange creatures, suggesting a connection to the First Ones.
Fearing this is the beginning of an invasion, the Starfinder Society has established a new base nearby and is recruiting agents to investigate, defend the region, and stop whatever is coming.
Timewatch
TimeWatch is a time-travel RPG where you play agents fixing history before it breaks.
Think: Doctor Who meets Loki meets a buddy cop show—but across all of time.
You’re part of an organization (TimeWatch) that jumps to different eras to stop paradoxes, rogue time travelers, or weird timeline corruption. One mission might be saving the dinosaurs from extinction sabotage, the next might be stopping someone from assassinating the wrong historical figure.
The system (based on GUMSHOE) is pretty light and story-focused—less about crunch, more about investigation, clever solutions, and cinematic moments. It also has fun mechanics for time travel logic, like “borrowing” items from the future or retroactively preparing for problems.
Timewatch – Wrong Head, Wrong Crown
In the United Kingdom of modern day, a coronation is taking place without the passing of a monarch nor news of an abdication. Twin tyrants are about to declare a new world order much to the dismay of the world’s population. Protests are rampant across the globe but powerless to stop what has been put into motion. Perhaps these things do happen, but it’s more likely that they don’t and something has gone horribly wrong somewhere; the flutter of a butterfly’s wings now a full blown hurricane.
The Timewatch Organisation has flagged this as a time aberration; a false reality originating from a divergence of events from the prime timeline. The divergence point is estimated to be in 1970s, London. But in order to put things to rights, you’ll have to go there yourself.
Timewatch – Times of Our Lives
10+ sessions
The world has gone topsy-turvy and massive modern catastrophes have bloomed from events that were supposed to go one way, but didn’t. The Timewatch Organisation’s alarms are constantly pinging. Whether by the meddling of those pesky time tourists or those with a more insidious agenda, the divergences in history will only lead to humanity’s decimation.
Timewatch Agents, be ready for your mission in checking false events against real ones. The job is simple: Go back in time. Fix it.
Beam Saber
Do you like mechs and yelling about your feelings to other pilots in your cockpit? The you’ll love Beam Saber! Inspired by Mecha anime like Gundam and Evangelion, Beam Saber aims to recreate the dramatic moments of mech battles in a world engulfed by war.
Compared to Lancer, Beam Saber is a system that focuses a lot more on narrative beats than crunchy optimisation on gridded battlefields. It’s systems aim to generate tension and narrative beats which also makes it a lot easier to pick up than Lancer!
Beam Saber – Gundam 00 – Celestial Strike
1-2 Sessions
Years after the battle at the space elevator, the world is still in conflict. A new terrorist cell made up of hard-line former A-LAWS personnel are making a play to disrupt the world order. As new pilots of the peacekeeping force Celestial Being, you have been tasked to foil the plans of this new threat and uncover a larger threat to the world.