Liminal Horror
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| Designers | Goblin Archives and Josh Domanski |
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| Illustrators | Zach Hazard Vaupen |
| Publication | 2023 |
Liminal Horror is a 2023 survival horror tabletop role-playing game by Goblin Archives and Josh Domanski, with art direction by Zach Hazard Vaupen.[1] The player characters are investigators.[2] Liminal Horror's module The Bloom was nominated for the 2024 ENNIE Awards for "Best Adventure – Long Form."[3][4] The Mall Remastered won Silver for "Best Adventure - Short Form" in the 2025 ENNIE Awards. [5]
Gameplay
[edit | edit source]Character creation is based on archetypes that grant starting equipment. Characters have three base statistics: strength, dexterity, and control. A gamemaster system called the "Voidcrawl Procedure" randomizes how to reveal mystery clues to the players.[3]
Reception
[edit | edit source]The Bloom module was nominated for the 2024 ENNIE Awards for "Best Adventure – Long Form."[3][4] Aaron Boehm for Bloody Disgusting wrote that "Liminal Horror as a system is a great combination of old-school dungeon crawling mechanics with modern story-focused sensibilities".[3]
The Mall Remastered won Silver for "Best Adventure - Short Form" in the 2025 ENNIE Awards. [6]
Modules
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