Evil Genius Games began working with Netflix and the acclaimed director Zack Snyder on developing a Rebel Moon TTRPG. Then they took the world and ran.
An interesting lawsuit to watch after the writers strike. It speaks to the value of writers, world-building, and IP creation. I wonder how the writer's room for Rebel Moon feels about this as they come back from striking to fight for their own worth. If you remove the Star Wars universe from Rebel Moon, you must fill it in with something. I know how much work goes into world-building and Zack Snyder didn't just make this up whole cloth in the span of a few months. Evil Genius seems to have done this for them for a bargain price based on the ability to exploit the world they created in a TTRPG. Evil Genius has a compelling argument.
Zack Snyder’s rejected Star Wars film was supposed to have a massive TTRPG released ahead of its premiere.
Evil Genius Games filed a lawsuit against the streaming giant over a tabletop game it created for Zack Snyder's space opera, which will alle