New Flesh

Enter the dystopian world of New Flesh, a future-noir roleplaying game where cyberpunk meets biological horror in the neon-drenched streets of Interzone. Set in then near future, when corporate power runs unchecked, this game draws inspiration from the works of William S. Burroughs, David Cronenberg, and other masters of transgressive fiction.

New Flesh embraces the surreal and visceral, biotechnology reigns supreme over chrome and steel, transforming human bodies into corporate commodities. Underground labs conduct forbidden experiments, pleasure dens offer metamorphic experiences, and reality itself distorts in the wake of chimeric entities. In this haunting setting, player characters inhabit a world where flesh warps at corporate whim, consciousness fragments across biological interfaces, and survival demands moral compromise.

As agents of ZoneSec, corporate operatives of Takeda Technologies, underworld fixers, private operators or rogue scientists, player characters pursue labyrinthine mysteries through dimly-lit streets while wrestling with their own humanity. Each faction offers its own perspective on Interzone’s horrors, from enforcing corporate will, to profiting from its excesses, or perhaps seeking to expose its darkest secrets.

Based on the streamlined Red system and compatible with OSR games, New Flesh offers a weird mix of noir investigation, corporate intrigue, and biological horror. Perfect for fans of body horror, tech-noir, and psychological thriller RPGs who aren’t afraid to confront darker themes and moral ambiguity (604 pages).