An Infinite Horizon Available!

An Infinite Horizon cover

An Infinite Horizon by Steve Mohan is now available—it's the opening fiction to Gatecrashing, and if you want it in ePub, Mobi, and PDF format, you can buy all three formats now for only $0.99!

I don't know what happened on this world, but whatever the future holds, if we stand together, I believe transhumanity can face it.
A young Martian joins a group of gatecrashers sent to investigate the sudden silence from a remote anarchist exoplanet research station and encounters an unexpected threat.

"An Infinite Horizon" takes place in the Eclipse Phase tabletop roleplaying game universe. The story originally appeared in the Gatecrashing exoplanet exploration sourcebook.

Continuity PDF-Exclusive Release

We've just released our fourth adventure for Eclipse Phase (and our third PDF exclusive release): Continuity. It is available on DriveThruRPG.

Continuity is a short adventure for Eclipse Phase. The characters, researchers on a remote outpost, check in for a backup--and awaken in new bodies to discover two weeks of their lives are missing. They have limited time to find out what happened to their previous selves--and deal with a looming threat.

Continuity is designed as a one-shot scenario using sample characters from the Eclipse Phase core rulebook or Sunward but can also be used as a campaign's introductory scenario or otherwise modified for use in a campaign.

Continuity is a 15-page PDF (available in both portrait and landscape orientations) and includes audio snippets embedded in the PDF file and as individual MP3 downloads.

The audio snippets are a new experiment for us, so be sure and tell us what you think!

November Update

Eclipse Phase fans — we apologize for the silence over the last month or so. Here's a quick post to clear up what's been keeping us busy and why we've been so silent.

Sunward: After a long battle to get the information listed correctly, Sunward is now available on Amazon. You can buy it here if you don't have a local game store. You can grab a copy from Amazon and pick up the PDF version for less than cover price.

Continuity: We ran into some schedule slowdowns with our next PDF-exclusive adventure, Continuity, which we had originally hoped to release electronically in October. By the time all the pieces for Continuity were ready, we were hip-deep in finishing Gatecrashing, and print books take priority. Continuity will be released ... later today! Continuity includes all-new art, maps, and audio snippets.

Gatecrashing: We're printing this title in Texas, which means that in order to hit our target release date we had to push very hard, due to the upcoming two sets of holidays playing hell with printing and shipping schedules. We won't deny: the crew got pretty burned out on this book in the last two weeks or so, scrambling to get it to press and then scrambling even more to fill in pages (such as the index) that weren't actually ready when we sent it to press! We'll be posting previews for this book starting in early December. (Before you ask — we haven't announced release dates for the PDF or print version yet — we'll be sure to post it everywhere when we do!)To liven this post up, here's the first art preview for Gatecrashing!

NeonCon: Adam attended NeonCon in Las Vegas in early November. He had a great time hanging out with friends, playing some games, and doing his CreativeU seminars, which covered the evolving electronic publishing landscape and the nitty-gritty of producing an RPG books, with Brennan Taylor of Galileo Games.

Real life: Now that Gatecrashing is at press, Adam is taking a 10-day vacation. You'll notice that Continuity is scheduled to release right in the middle of that vacation ... yeah, there's no such thing as a real vacation when you own your own small publishing company!

Future Electronic Releases: In the wake of the Continuity delays, we're planning ahead and working further in advance on some of the time-consuming aspects (such as contracting art and creating maps) so we don't get caught in a pinch again.

Next Year's Adventures: We'll be putting out a call for proposals soon, looking for authors to write the adventures we'll run at conventions and publish electronically next year. Keep your eyes peeled! We're also looking for volunteers to help us playtest these adventures and proofread future releases; you can drop us a line via the contact form if you're interested!