The game will see a digital release only, with a PDF available from March 30th.Morrus and Peter are joined by not one, but TWO special guests this week, as writers Darren Pearce and Andy Peregrine drop by to spill all the beans on the upcoming Judge Dredd & The Worlds of 2000 AD roleplaying game. A new gameplay mechanic inspired by the Dredd setting was also teased.ĭread: Dredd will include the game’s modified ruleset and character sheets for the game’s four to six players - including the GM-like Host - alongside information and a reference list of possible encounters for running the one-shot scenario. The deadly outcome of failure is also unchanged, although players can get some assistance through their characters’ unique abilities. The gameplay system remains the same, with players pulling blocks to resolve risky encounters and tests. And then this hit, a now or never chance to score big in Mega City - the opportunity of a lifetime!”
Never something beyond a little adventure for between friends. “A Dredd setting for a Dread game has come up more times than I can count over the past couple decades,” Ravachol acknowledged. Rather than controlling Dredd and his fellow judges, players take on the roles of democracy activists who must reveal damaging secrets about the Justice Department to the city’s public by broadcasting them at an Aeroball game. Ravachol has penned the upcoming Dread: Dredd, which brings the setting-agnostic system of the RPG to Dredd’s home turf of the dystopian Mega-City One. Our own Alex Meehan called Dread "an RPG with the potential to instill a genuine sense of unease in its players" over on Eurogamer. In typical horror genre fashion, they’re not given a long life expectancy. The rules-light RPG isn’t fixed to a single setting and sees player characters created through a series of questions.
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