The Grim Gazette now live on Kickstarter

The Grim Gazette by Parable Games is now live on Kickstarter. This unique collection of five books can be played as one-shots or as a part of a larger campaign:

Parable Games is excited to launch The Grim Gazette on Kickstarter on October 7th 2025. This unique TTRPG collection includes FIVE brand new tabletop roleplaying games all set in a gothic Victorian world. The Grim Gazette allows players to jump in and play each game individually, or link them together in an epicly haunting campaign.

The five games included in The Grim Gazette are all designed to be learnt in 10 minutes with easy-to-play rules focused on immersion and fun…and a good amount of grim horror of course! With solo and multiplayer games included in the collection, The Grim Gazette is a great opportunity for new players to experience TTRPGs, and for experienced players to try something different!

The Games:

• Nightwatch sees you patrol the Old Smoke, encountering rogues of legend as you try and pay off your debts.
• All Aboard sets players on their adventures, traversing a paranormal world in their ingenious contraptions.
• Stolen Child asks the question, how far would you go to save your child when they are spirited away by the fae.
• The Haunted Manor has you create and investigate a haunted manor, revealing stories from your travels.
• Monkey’s Paw lets the players rise from the dead to seek vengeance on those who killed them, for the ultimate revenge story.

The Grim Gazette contains 5 hardback A5 books and a special Grim Gazette Campaign Guide allowing you to link the stories into an epic campaign. Backers will also have access to unique accessories including custom dice, playing cards, and a deluxe journaling set.

“The Grim Gazette has allowed us to really explore an amazing, haunting setting without the restrictions of one one system.” said Matt Vaughan from Parable Games “By using different, small, easy-to-learn games players can tell their atmospheric stories and you really get to feel their games come to life.”