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PnP RPGs (and tabletop games in general) have inspired the videogame market from the beginning, whether we're talking about the ongoing quest to replicate Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in videogame form, or inspiring legends like Sid Meier to videogamify Avalon Hill's Civilization. Below is an (incomplete) list of the ones that've been attempted so far:
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Avalon Hill's Civilization
- Vampire: The Masquerade
- Pathfinder (which itself is intended as a spiritual successor to AD&D 2.5)
- Fallout (uses a rebranded GURPS)
- Shadowrun
- Warhammer and Warhammer 40k
For the sake of argument, I am excluding 1:1 conversions of a boardgame into digital form like Scythe, Ascension, Neuroshima Hex, etc.
Which other PnP RPGs or boardgames would you want to see in videogame form?
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Avalon Hill's Civilization
- Vampire: The Masquerade
- Pathfinder (which itself is intended as a spiritual successor to AD&D 2.5)
- Fallout (uses a rebranded GURPS)
- Shadowrun
- Warhammer and Warhammer 40k
For the sake of argument, I am excluding 1:1 conversions of a boardgame into digital form like Scythe, Ascension, Neuroshima Hex, etc.
Which other PnP RPGs or boardgames would you want to see in videogame form?