Category: Reviews

[Review] Detour

Written by the 3Hombres Team (2011, 3Hombres)

Detour is a 14 page Dark Conspiracy adventure that explores portions of New BosWash and the Outlaw lands that surround it. The first by the new DC licensee, 3 Hombres Games, it is available only as a pdf (via DrivethruRPG), for a price point of $6.99 USD (as part of a bundle). With a new and interesting approach, it offers an insight into the direction that 3 Hombres Games is to take Dark Conspiracy in the future.

[Review] Ice Daemon

Written by Creede and Sharleen Lambard (1992, GDW)

Ice_Daemon_fullIce Daemon is a 16 page adventure published in 1992 by Game Designers Workshop for the Dark Conspiracy gameline. It is the first of a new type of folio style adventures produced by GDW, and was indicative of a shot-lived change to the company’s publishing methodology (this format would be used in one other Dark Conspiracy adventure – Nightsider – and at least one adventure for the company’s MERC: 2000 gameline). Generally well received at the time of publication, Ice Daemon remains a good addition to the line, especially as an introduction to new players entering the world of Dark Conspiracy!

[Review] Among the Dead

Written by Mark Galeotti and Loren K. Wiseman (1992, GDW)

Among the Dead is an 82-page adventure published in 1992 by GDW for the Dark Conspiracy game line. Complete with GDW’s higher-than-average quality of layout and art (at least for the time), this scenario is one of the best ever produced for DC, although its not without its flaws.

The one-line summary Among the Dead is “a cracking good read, bringing  Russia — at least Russia as it exists in the world of Dark Conspiracy — to life”. However, while the story begins strong, with a detailed introduction and hook, the scenario soon fades as with the initial mystery is lost among a variety of competing agendas.

That said, its hard to do this scenario justice in one simple sentence, so let’s look at Among the Dead in a little more detail…

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