It looks like there's an eerie TTRPG on the horizon, and it has a soothing radio voice, as WelcomeToNightVale will get its own game. GenCon
, who takes on the role of Cecil Gershwin Palmer, talking about the events happening in their desert town that seems to be in its own unexplained plane of existence where almost everything that can happen will happen, with terrifying results.
The team didn't give any grand details about what the TTRPG would be about or look like; all we do know at this point is that the company is looking to publish the game sometime in 2024. We're guessing there will be a primary Players Handbook, followed by some modules for possible stories based on the podcast.
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