Your most anticipated games of 2016?

Goodman games DCC Mutant Crawl Classics and the DCC Lankmar game. Both based off of DCC but both complete games and different. I think they will be compatible but I'm not sure.

 

[Atlatl Jones]

Mage the Awakening 2e
Chronicles of Darkness core rulebook in print.
Exalted 3e finalized in print (I really wish I'd been able to back the kickstarter for a deluxe offset-print book!)
Savage Worlds Rifts

Kickstarted but not yet delivered:
Blades in the Dark
Timewatch
The Ninja Crusade 2nd Edition
Malandros: tales from the streets of old Rio
Masks: A New Generation
Phoenix: Dawn Command
Alas Vegas

 

[Atlatl Jones]

YES.
Also The Cosmic Handbook for mutants and Masterminds as a book as well as (probably) their collected Rogues gallery & Atlas of Freedom books.

The 3e Freedom City sourcebook is probably the next big book for M&M, but Green Ronin doesn't give release dates until the book is done and at the printer. All of these are supplements though, not new games.

 

[Zhaleskra]

I was moderately interested in the upcoming Sentinels of the Multiverse RPG until I read that it was going to use the Fate Core system, which I have learned game from Fudge. This is mostly an "I only like specialty dice with more (or fewer) sides, and sometimes just as a novelty" thing. Would I have fun with such a system? I don't know. What I do know is I don't want to have to get special system specific dice to find out. I'm much more likely to do my own SotM RPG using systems I already have or learning HERO.

 

[TrippyHippy]

It's also the 30th Anniversary of Steve Jackson's GURPS, although I'm not sure of their plans. There will be a new version of The Discworld RPG (Terry Pratchett), though.

 

[JoeCrow]

Mage: the Awakening 2nd Edition, and (fingers crossed so hard they're turning blue) Scion 2nd Edition. (edit for) Oh hey, and Zweihander and Delta Green, too!

 

[EthanSental]

Conan from Modiphius.

Agreed, just wish I had found out DURING the kickstarter......the minis themselves look great!

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

I was moderately interested in the upcoming Sentinels of the Multiverse RPG until I read that it was going to use the Fate Core system, which I have learned game from Fudge. This is mostly an "I only like specialty dice with more (or fewer) sides, and sometimes just as a novelty" thing. Would I have fun with such a system? I don't know. What I do know is I don't want to have to get special system specific dice to find out. I'm much more likely to do my own SotM RPG using systems I already have or learning HERO.

Everything I've seen about the game suggest it will use a brand new system, inspired by Fate insomuch that they both have a narrative bent. From what I recall, it has a die pool mechanic using various standard polydice, not fudge dice.

 

[Olaf the Stout]

Paranoia
Delta Green
Timewatch
Call of Cthulhu (the physical books)

 

[The Hitcher]

Phoenix: Dawn Command is looking interesting.

 

[Ti-bob]

Any traductions of D&D 5e...