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Remember Tomorrow
Near-Future Roleplaying

Play Sheets (PC, Faction and Episode Sheets)
(PDF, 123 kB)
Alternate Sheets (with Brands|Types removed)
(PDF, 125 kB)
PC Character Sheet
(GIF, 224 kB)
NB: "Desperate" on earlier sheets is a typo, it should be "Destitute" as an NCon. (New Sheets: 15 Jun 10)
Rules Summary Sheet
Simple Sheets (4 per page)
Other plain sheets

Creators: Writing and games design by Gregor Hutton. Cover by Jon Hodgson from illodeli.com. Interior photography from dreamstime.com.

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Book format is a 48-pp digest size (6"x9"), 4-colour cover, B/W interior.
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PDF format is a 53-pp file (interior as digest-sized print edition plus front/back covers and 3 US letter-sized play sheets).
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Remember Tomorrow is a role-playing game set in the near future. Look at the world today, now flash it forward twenty minutes into the future. Sky Cars: Check. Memory Couriers: Check. Everything Else: Slightly Changed, huh, how about that?

Remember Tomorrow is set in a place called Somewhere. Maybe it was once Glasgow, Milan, Reno, Auckland or Hong Kong. Everywhere in the world is Somewhere. Are you Ready, Willing and Able?

It's a quick and dirty near-future “cyberpunk” game that features: easy character generation; an ensemble cast of PCs and Factions; goal-oriented stories built in play; GMless, scene-based resolution.

• Multiple ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ratings on One Book Shelf sites
• Silver Seller DTRPG | Copper Seller RPGnow
• Game Review
  "Remember Tomorrow is a tight, slim product that falls solidly onto the rules-light side of roleplaying games. There is very little wasted space in the book on anything that does not add to the game, which is delivered very well."
  -RPGnet 4/4 (1 Oct 10)
• Game Review
  "This is the best game for playing something like science fiction literature since Shock:."
  -Dr Nuncheon [5 Sep 10]
• "...it's my cyberpunk go-to now."
  -Adam Koebel
• "Forget CyperPunk, SteamPunk, or WhateveryouwantPunk, I think I've found the rules to play any kind of noir game I could ever want to play. Remember Tomorrow is, at it's core, a rule set to play out mysteries in a spontaneous and excited way."
  -Paul Vogt
• "It feels like a game which should work really well, provided that the players are into improvising a cool cyberpunk tale together."
  -Joonas Laakso

What is it? It's a short read, as you'd expect for the price point, and the world is lightly pencilled: it's yours to make. What it does do is provides a framework for Story Now play, where players take it in turns to be in Control of the scenes. It's a toolkit for making near-future stories reflecting the short stories and novels of Gibson, McAuley, Noon et al.

Author Gregor Hutton says: "Play is more like flying into London from Zurich, heading to a Chop Shop on the Edgware Road (say Little Cyprus, near Camden) and getting made to look like some Dealer's long-lost girlfriend. Of course, when the hit goes wrong the Swiss Pharma Corp that hired you in the first place double crosses you. Did I mention that the Dealer you just tried to kill is another PC? And he thinks you know what the Pharma Corp did to his girlfriend? And you're only doing the job because you're Dying of a neural condition and your Goal is to get cured, right?"