Which non-Star Wars or non-Star Trek Sci-Fi RPG do you currently play?

[Bluenose]

Traveller. Coriolis, a couple of adventures. We've played Space: 1889 (sorta-Sf) a couple of years ago, might again.

 

[dragoner]

M-Space

 

[hopeless]

Traveller

 

[ART!]

Nothing currently - my group is very D&D 5E-centric, which continues to be great for us. The last time we played anything sci-fi it was FFG's Star Wars, and that didn't last long. I honestly don't know what we would play if we did sci-fi, so I am watching this thread with interest, i.e. for ideas.

 

[harunmushod]

Nothing currently, but used to play Traveller and MegaTraveller and have just ordered the Monsoon Traveller 2e core rule books, a campaign (Pirates of Drinax) and the Journals (of the Travellers Aid Society, a Traveller magazine), so I guess I’ll be running that soon enough.

 

[FrogReaver]

I’m prepping to run a Stargate campaign as soon as the new rpg is released. Although we could start with the beta rules, we are waiting on the full release.

I am also a player in a Mass Effect 5e conversion, playing a Volus Vanguard.

That sounds amazing. When is release?

 

[kenada]

We’re currently doing a Scum & Villainy campaign. It’s okay-ish. I’d rather be doing Stars Without Number.

 

[GreyLord]

If I was playing one, it would probably be Star Frontiers.

 

[Marc_C]

Nothing currently - my group is very D&D 5E-centric, which continues to be great for us. The last time we played anything sci-fi it was FFG's Star Wars, and that didn't last long. I honestly don't know what we would play if we did sci-fi, so I am watching this thread with interest, i.e. for ideas.

Maybe they would like Esper Genesis. It's based on 5e so not a big leap for them:

Esper Genesis - Heroic Sci-fi Roleplaying for 5E

Esper Genesis 5E is a heroic sci-fi tabletop roleplaying game powered by DnD 5th Edition. Published by Alligator Alley Entertainment.

espergenesis.alligatoralleyentertainment.com

 

[Morrus]

A friggin awesome game called N.E.W. which is a third of a system called WOIN.