r/mysterygames

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Horror/Mystery game with an Art Deco vibe?

So I'm looking for an RPG that works well with mystery and horror set somewhere in the early to mid 1900's (1920's to 1950's). Something mostly rooted in realism but where the supernatural is lurking in the back and becomes more and more prevalent (i.e. where magic/weirdness isn't COMMON and probably is thought to not exist by most people apart from the players/in-world experts)
I've found some options (Spirit of the Century, Candela Obscura, some Forged in the Dark games, Cthulhu, etc) but I'm not really familiar with any of them and I'm not really familiar with any of them so I wanted to check on here if anyone has any that they REALLY loved or that are particularly good at being easy to learn/have a low entry barrier.

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u/Thymbraeus — 5 days ago
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On Tape << Rewind just went global. The mystery doesn't stop at borders. Neither does Fred's disappearance.

Every tape. Every clue. Every whisper in the static. Now in 8 languages.

English (voice), French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Norwegian.

Follow Fred Karlsen's trail from any timezone. Play recordings. Search the cabin. Manipulate audio frequencies. Uncover what he found listening back.

The mystery waits. In your language.

Available now on Steam 🔗

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u/Figgy78 — 3 days ago