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![Fiasco [expansion playset logos]](https://bullypulpitgames.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/fiasco_2021_expansions_grid_graphic-750x350.png "New Fiasco Playset Expansion Packs Coming December 2021")
Eight New Fiasco Playset Decks Coming Soon Bully Pulpit Games is excited to announce the release of a new round of Fiasco Playset Expansion Packs in December 2021! This release will include four new expansion packs with a total of
New Pricing for Fiasco on Roll20 When we first started selling our games on Roll20, it was a bit of an experiment. We weren’t sure what the experience would be like, and we hadn’t anticipated the pandemic making online play
Just in time for the holidays, we have a new game for you! HOUSE GHOST was designed by Jason Morningstar and Jessica Creane of IKantKoan and we’re releasing it together today! We’re really excited about this collaboration and we hope
Bully Pulpit Games is proud to announce the release of Jason Morningstar’s latest game, WINTERHORN. Morningstar, a game designer best known for his Diana Jones Award-winning Fiasco, spent most of 2017 carefully refining and playtesting WINTERHORN with friends and strangers.
Ghost Court is now officially available to the general public! If you missed the Kickstarter and have been waiting to grab a copy for yourself, here’s where you can find it: The digital edition is available from both DrivethruRPG and Indie
We have a special treat for you, citizen! Our friend Dan Curtis Johnson (maker of fine roleplaying games, comics, operating systems and daughters) has crafted a delicious playset firmly rooted in the world of Paranoia – a cheerful and deadly
The long-awaited Durance Kickstarter goes live tomorrow is now live! All lags, wreckers and emancipists report to bay 19 for processing and work assignments!
Happy Holidays, Fiasco fans! As a special seasonal gift, we’re finally releasing Chris Bennett’s infamous Los Angeles 1936 for everyone to enjoy! “I needed a drink. I needed a lot of life insurance, I needed a vacation, I needed a