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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 9676527" data-attributes="member: 4937">It's still relevant 10 years after launch.&nbsp; The company that published it provides steady employment for its employees (even if just a one man publishing house) producing content for it without big boom and bust swings.In other words, it is to paper what Stardew Valley or Skyrim is to video games.&nbsp; There is a short list that meet that criteria.&nbsp; CoC and D&amp;D are certainly on it.&nbsp; Traveller might make the cut.&nbsp; Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, maybe?&nbsp; Castles &amp; Crusades is starting to get to that point.&nbsp; WEG D6 might have made the cut with better management.&nbsp; It's certainly still relevant, but I don't think anyone is making money on it.&nbsp;&nbsp; Probably the biggest surprise missing from the list though for me is VtM.&nbsp; Is that even still a thing?&nbsp;&nbsp; It was huge there for a while.&nbsp; Now it feels irrelevant.&nbsp; Deadlands too was the hotness for a few years.&nbsp; Now people have barely heard of it.If I had to guess at games that are current that may get there, Blades in the Dark has a good shot at it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 9676527, member: 4937"] It's still relevant 10 years after launch. The company that published it provides steady employment for its employees (even if just a one man publishing house) producing content for it without big boom and bust swings. In other words, it is to paper what Stardew Valley or Skyrim is to video games. There is a short list that meet that criteria. CoC and D&D are certainly on it. Traveller might make the cut. Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, maybe? Castles & Crusades is starting to get to that point. WEG D6 might have made the cut with better management. It's certainly still relevant, but I don't think anyone is making money on it. Probably the biggest surprise missing from the list though for me is VtM. Is that even still a thing? It was huge there for a while. Now it feels irrelevant. Deadlands too was the hotness for a few years. Now people have barely heard of it. If I had to guess at games that are current that may get there, Blades in the Dark has a good shot at it. [/QUOTE]

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