Shadows Over Sol Open Beta Ends

Shadows Over Sol Open Beta Ends

Posted by Thorin Tabor on June 18, 2015, 7:58 a.m.

In preparation for its September 1st Kickstarter, the open playtest for Shadows Over Sol has now ended. Those wanting notification when the Kickstarter opens can still sign up at the following page. Additionally, those wanting to preview the upcoming science fiction horror game will find the Shadows Over Sol: Quick-Start available at DriveThruRPG.

About Shadows Over Sol

Two hundred years from now what should be the shining beacon of the future is instead cloaked in conspiracy and horror. Humankind has expanded throughout the solar system, and there discovered mysteries older than humanity. The culture has shattered into myriad subcultures; nation-states are the hollow shells of what they once were. Corporations and other groups wage small-scale wars in the streets or in space. Bioengineered horrors left over from these conflicts stalk the hulls of ruined stations and abandoned colonies. But for an enterprising team willing to brave the horrors, there's always a profit to be made.

Shadows Over Sol is a hard-science fiction horror roleplaying game using the Saga Machine system.

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