What licenses are left?

[Cordwainer Fish]

Logan's Run
Rollerball
Outland
Zardoz ("The d6 is good; the d20 is evil...")

 

[Hand of Evil]

Forbidden Planet! - They just deal with one planet, but that Spaceship was part of a bigger story
Sinbad - Adventure
Quartermain - English version of the Wild West and all the pulp stuff, guess Indiana Jones coves it.
Atlantis - Earth-dawn came close but from movies, myth, etc. could be a great RPG

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

From what I read in the reviews of He-Man & the Masters of The Universe, that licensing fee is dropping fast…

 

[darjr]

John Scalzi has a couple few good ones I think.

Old Man's War first. Sure there is scifi but nothing with that exact twist to it.

He's got others. Like the weird mash up of aliens and influencer media.

 

[dragoner]

It's weird all the Vampire shows, and not with games, like Twilight.

Paolini's To Sleep in a Sea of Stars for SF

To Sleep in a Sea of Stars - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Minion X]

Enid Blyton's The Famous Five seems like a natural fit for tabletop roleplaying, especially once the Cthulhu sourcebook drops.

 

[Parmandur]

Honestly don't remember if this came up earlier in this thread, but a Fourth Wing or Grishaverse TTRPG would probably do gangbusters, those book series are extremely popular.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

S.M. Stirling’s Nantucket/Emberverse series could be fun to game in, but I’m not sure you need any specific RPG system. It might not be unique- or popular- enough to support a license agreement.

David Brin’s Uplift setting would be cool, but may have the same problems with commercial viability.

 

[abazaba]

From what I read in the reviews of He-Man & the Masters of The Universe, that licensing fee is dropping fast…

Side-note: actually, the reviews I've read are pretty good: the movie seems to totally and unapologetically embrace the fact that it all is a bit silly and not to be taken too seriously, and all in a good way; don't fight it.

 

[Cordwainer Fish]

David Brin’s Uplift setting would be cool, but may have the same problems with commercial viability.

There was a GURPS module back in the day.