Spinwhiz said:
No...do tell! *sits with anticipation*
I don't think I can really do these games justice, so I'll leave it to he words of their creators.
TOON
By Steve Jackson Games
Toon is a different roleplaying game. Remember those great Saturday morning cartoons? Now they're back ? and you're the star!
Toon lets you be a rabbit, duck, mouse, moose, woodpecker, wombat, crocodile, caveman . . . whatever you want.
In Toon, anything can happen, and nobody ever gets killed. Been punched? Blown up? Steamrollered? Don't worry - you'll bounce back in the next scene, ready for more!
Puppetland
By Hogshead Publishing
The skies are dim always since the Maker died. The lights of Puppettown are the brightest beacon in all of Puppetland, and they shine all the time. Once the sun and the moon moved their normal course through the heavens, but no more. The rise of Punch the Maker-Killer has brought all of nature to a stop, leaving it perpetually winter, perpetually night.
Puppets all across Puppetland mourn the loss of the Maker, and curse the name of Punch--but not too loudly, lest the Nutcrackers hear and come to call with a sharp rap-rap-rapping at the door.
Punch and Punch's Boys now rule Maker's Land with hearts of cruelty and a lack of mercy. All puppets exist to serve them. The puppets toil for hours on end making new clothes, new homes, new food, new toys: whatever Punch and his boys want.
At least, almost all of the puppets do so.
ST1: Up the Garden Path
A TSR UK adventure produced exclusively for the 1986 National Garden Festival. Uses the actual map of the Garden Festival event, but fills it with garden monsters.
Actually quite a naff adventure, but insanely rare with copies going for $500.
And that's without mentioning
Teenages from Outer Space (Palladium),
Buffy (Eden) (Which could so cope with Lost Boys, etc.),
Ghostbusters (West End Games)
Take a trip around your local convention sometimes and try and find one of these niche games, they're always a scream to play.
Last time I was at Continuum, I got to play in this happy band.
Because there was something lurking in the bushes behind the bandstand. Something large with five tentacles.
K84 said:
Is it wrong to want a JEM game?
I liked JEM.
A Jem game would be out-RAGE-ous.