The last film or tv show you watched is now a tabletop RPG
What system/dice does it use?
Does it have any unique mechanics?
Make a licensed rpg
Alexander Jones
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Ethan Martinez
>WWE
It's a pretty standard by-the-book d20 game (changed just enough so that Vince doesn't have to put a d20 on the cover or the OGL in the back). There's point-buy chargen, and various feats for finishers. Combat works sort of like the wwe board game that existed a couple of years ago(and was apparently a pretty good one-on-one tactics boardgame, from what I've heard).
Bonus exp for putting over Roman Reigns whenever you get the chance
Nicholas Stewart
American Dad?
I guess it would be a flaming bag of literal shit, like the rest of MacFarlane's works
Juan Johnson
>What system/dice does it use?
D20.
>Does it have any unique mechanics?
It claims to have some, but they're pointless and/or not unique.
Samuel Barnes
Let me guess: Twin Peaks?
Aiden Thompson
Nope, never watched Twin Peaks.
Nolan Rodriguez
Actually, I think the last thing was an anime. Let me revise that:
>What system/dice does it use?
SRS.
>Does it have any unique mechanics?
It claims to have some, but they're pointless and/or not unique.
Aiden Bailey
For the system, I'd use a modified Cyberpunk 2020 system, or maybe Savage Worlds or GURPS.
Robert Evans
>Top Gear
It's Car Lesbians with changed wording. Hotness becomes Banter, backgrounds are changed up a bit.
Colton Powell
Thinking about it, all those systems might be too technical. Maybe Gumshoe would suit an investigative game better.