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* ''All For One: Régime Diabolique'' - ''[[The Three Musketeers]]'', but with magic. "The year is 1636 and France is a troubled nation. A great and terrible evil gnaws at its core and darkness stalks the land..." (Triple Ace Games)
* ''Beasts & Barbarians''/''Dread Sea Dominions'' - A Conan-like fantasy world. (GRAmel)
* ''Blackwood'' - "''[[The Brothers Grimm (creator)|Grimm's Tales]]'' meets ''[[Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon]]'', ''[[The Witcher]]'' series meets ''[[Kung Fu Hustle]]''". (Mythic Gazetteer).
* ''Daring Tales of Adventure'' - Pulp and/or [[Indiana Jones]] style. Join the ''Hollow Earth Expedition'' to meet the new peoples <s>[[Cannibal Tribe|and be eaten by them]]</s> or strap your rocket pack on and steal MacGuffin from under the noses of [[Those Wacky Nazis]]. (Triple Ace Games)
* ''Daring Tales of Chivalry'' - [[Medieval European Fantasy]] (Triple Ace Games)
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* ''Interface Zero''
* ''Iron Dynasty'' - Warring States period plus some fantasy and steampunk. (Reality Blurs)
* ''[[Monster Hunter International]]'' - B Horror movie, but the protagonists aren't idiots and instead heavily armed professionals.
* ''[[Lankhmar]]''
* ''Runepunk''
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