Horror Tabletop RPG Ink Ribbon Releases Demo Ahead Of Campaign Launch

There are numerous methods to crowdfund something you want to make, and one such method is BackerKit, which aims to consolidate several parts of the crowdfunding process into a single, manageable entity. The team at Old Oak Games is doing so with its upcoming survival-horror tabletop RPG, Ink Ribbon.

The campaign won’t launch until September; however, the team dropped a special “Quick Start Demo” for you to try out today via the link above. The Quick Start Demo includes the following things:

  • The complete Ink Ribbon Rules
  • A full scenario that lets you explore a police station overrun by zombies
  • (good for 4-5 sessions of play!)
  • Pre gens, maps, and handouts!

As for what the game is about, here’s a synopsis for you:

Ink Ribbon is a tabletop RPG that captures the feel of classic survival horror video games. It puts you in the shoes of everyday people (or a rookie cop having the worst first day in history) as you try to survive a zombie apocalypse caused by a shady pharmaceutical company. You’ll need to manage your inventory, keep an eye on your ammo, search for healing herbs, and face down rotting zombies and terrifying bio-weapons — all while trying to escape a doomed city that is just hours away from being nuked out of existence.”

Aside from the demo, you can sign up to get notified when the campaign goes live, that way, you can be sure you’re counted in for the zombie apocalypse to come.

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