Satanic Mars - Other games

In this last post of the series about Satanic Mars I will talk about games that, either by their ruleset or by their spirit, can be compatible with the game and I also will make a bit of ludic archaeology (if you want to read previous posts you can follow these links: Review of Satanic Mars and Satanic Mars - Influences and inspiration).

Satanic Mars - Influences and inspiration

As I explained in the first post of this series, Satanic Mars is a game with all kind of influences, so it's possible to find references to classical comics, cinema and television series, all spiced up with chosen heavy metal and punk music (the author deciding that the game's background includes Lucifer really doesn't matter and it isn't the first time that something like this happens in all kind of works as you can read in this article of Wikipedia).

Below I will present you some examples that, if you have the chance, you may be interested in consult to take inspiration creating adventures for Satanic Mars, some of them appear referenced in a more or less veiled way in the game and others can perfectly fit with the spirit by which it was created.

Review of Satanic Mars

With today's post I start a small series in which I will talk about Satanic Mars, the trash metal role-playing game written and illustrated by Álvaro López (Instagram) and published by Sociedad del Dado Cornudo.