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Engine Heart

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Engine Heart is a role-playing game set in the aftermath of human extinction. Players take on the roles of small service robots that have managed to survive and continue functioning. This full-color book includes complete rules for creating robots, as well as blank character record sheets, a four-page example of play, several pre-made robots, and dozens of unique features and defects to further customize your creations. A set of ten-sided dice (not included) is required to play.

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Andromeda V.

January 3rd, 2024

Genuine masterpiece of a game, simple mechanics, great CC, amazing setting and story potential, and so much ground to homebrew. This is the definitive TTRPG for running games about being robots or machines hands down. [...]

Chris B.

October 17th, 2022

Honestly, this game was adorable. My first robot was a little delivery robot that just wanted to deliver packages and make people smile, but nobody was left sending mail. The idea of the world was both grim yet charming too, and the party i played with [...]

Matthew D.

September 13th, 2021

I had acceidently built my first character so that they would be imobile outside of a kitchen, so the group had to drag my character around for the whole campaign. The hypest moment in the whole game was when I realized I could overclock my robot in or [...]

Carson F.

January 30th, 2020

Absolutely excellent. This game shows just how to beat the ever annoying "Save the world, up the ante" roleplay that most RPGs fall into, with a refreshingly unique dice system, and simple rules. [...]

Nicholas L.

February 21st, 2019

Years ago I stumbled upon this little game. It's a cute game that basically seeks to be WALL-E, but can be so much more. The rules are the simple and the gameplay is memorable. I'll always cheerish the memories this game has brought me. [...]