A board game set in a Lovecraftian Paris, blending role-playing with card game mechanics in the style of Slay the Spire. The heralds of the Great Old Ones have announced the end of the world. You relive the same day over and over, with seven chances to figure out how to survive this impending annihilation. Amidst madness, fear and laughable absurdity, Paris goes up in flames one last time.

A Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition role-playing game set in a world that blends Bloodborne with Perdido Street Station. A world where the sun no longer rises and death has departed from our lives. But where humanity, in exchange for eternity, has begun to glimpse what lies on the other side of the Veil... Beyond the Veil, where strange and sinister gods watch over you from the Horizon.

Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition role-playing game. Faerûn, 30 years after the Second Sundering. A thief has stolen a fragment of the Ao from the gods, severing the link between the living and the deities. Faced with the threat of the one who would come to be known as the Nameless God, Tyr and Mystra call upon five heroes to investigate and retrieve the stolen fragment.

A dystopian role-playing game inspired by Satoshi Kon, created for students at Condé Rennes. In a city that resembles paradise, a wooden puppet welcomes you. Promising you the world, the feeling that something is ‘too good to be true’ can sometimes haunt you to the point of madness...

A role-playing game inspired by Terry Pratchett's Discworld, created for students at Condé Rennes. A world of tacos, archmage dogs, dancing skeletons, a kingdom where regicide is no big deal – but above all, Melon. The little wizard with the angelic face who, despite his best efforts, can’t manage to cast a spell. And who’s going to blow everything up.

A Shakespeare-inspired role-play created for students at Condé Rennes. 1870: Oghma, a pioneering explorer of an island that ought not to exist, falls madly in love with Lady Beth. But as their romance blossoms in the shadow of the British Crown, Oghma, drawn back to his roots, gradually descends into madness. Lady Beth must then choose between saving the man she loves or protecting the world from him.