Cubicle 7

Cubicle 7 Entertainment is a UK based company primarily concerned with the gaming and media markets. They publish a variety of games (Role Playing, Card and Board games) based on both original and licensed backgrounds. In June 2009, Cubicle 7 announced^[1] that it had joined the Rebellion group of companies.

Cubicle 7 has also partnered with a number of other companies to print their books and release them into distribution. These companies include Adamant Entertainment, Alephtar Games Arc Dream Publishing, Beyond Belief Games, Box Ninja, Jabberwocky Productions, John Wick, Postmortem Studios, Savage Mojo (formerly Talisman Studios) and Triple Ace Games.

Cubicle 7 also own and run the annual Dragonmeet Games Convention in London as well as the Gameforce games club.

Contents 1 Game Lines 1.1 Call of Cthulhu 1.2 Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space RPG 1.3 The One Ring: Adventures over the Edge of the Wild 1.4 Qin: The Warring States RPG 1.5 SLA Industries 1.6 Starblazer Adventures 1.7 Victoriana RPG 1.8 with Adamant Entertainment 1.9 with Beyond Belief Games 1.10 with Box Ninja 1.11 with John Wick 1.12 with Postmortem Studios 1.13 with Triple Ace Games 2 References 3 External links

Game Lines

Call of Cthulhu

• Cthulhu Britannica (October 2009)

(under license from Chaosium)

Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space RPG

Cubicle 7 have released a roleplaying game based on the smash hit BBC show Doctor Who, called Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space. On the first month of release it was Diamond Comic Distributors "Previews" Magazine's highest ranking RPG release, reaching #10 in the Games Category ^[2].

• Doctor Who: Adventures in Times and Space RPG (December 2009)
• Doctor Who Gamemaster's Screen (January 2010)

(under license from BBC Worldwide)

The One Ring: Adventures over the Edge of the Wild

In January 2010, Cubicle 7 announced that they were working with Sophisticated Games to develop a new Lord of the Rings roleplaying game, called The One Ring: The Lord of the Rings Role-playing Game, expected to be published in the second half of 2010.^[3] The final title of the game, first published in August 2011, is The One Ring: Adventures over the Edge of the Wild.^[4]

• The One Ring: Adventures over the Edge of the Wild (August 2011)

Qin: The Warring States RPG

• Qin: The Warring States RPG (October 2009)
• Qin Gamemaster's Screen (October 2009)
• Qin Legends (October 2009)

(translated under license from French publisher 7eme Circle)

SLA Industries

• Cannibal Sector 1 (December 2006)
• Hunter Sheets Issue One (May 2007)

(under license from Nightfall Games)

Starblazer Adventures

• Starblazer Adventures RPG (Limited Softcover August 2008; Hardcover June 2009)
• Starblazer Adventures Gamemaster's Screen (September 2009)
• Mindjammer (January 2010 - under license from author Sarah Newton)

(based on the Starblazer comics series under license from DC Thomson)

Victoriana RPG

• Victoriana RPG (Limited Softcover August 2008; Hardcover June 2009)
• Faulkner's Millenery and Miscellanea (September 2009)
• Marylebone Mummy (September 2009)
• Victoriana Gamemaster's Screen (October 2009)

with Adamant Entertainment

• Tome of Secrets: Advanced Options for Players and Game Masters for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game (August 2009)
• Mars: Savage Worlds Edition for Savage Worlds (September 2009)
• Thrilling Tales 2nd Edition for Savage Worlds (October 2009)

with Beyond Belief Games

• Barbarians of Lemuria (Legendary Edition) (December 2009)

with Box Ninja

• 3:16 - Carnage Amongst The Stars (September 2009)

with John Wick

• Houses of the Blooded (September 2009)

with Postmortem Studios

• 100 Sci-Fi Adventure Seeds (December 2009)

with Triple Ace Games

• Hellfrost Bestiary for Savage Worlds (December 2009)
• Hellfrost Gazetteer for Savage Worlds (December 2009)
• Necropolis 2351-55 Update for Savage Worlds (January 2010)

References

External links

• Official Site

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