ZOMG! We've Been 1337 HaxXored! (07/03/06)
Woot!... Of sorts. Infernal Funhouse is somewhat proud to announce that someone out there in, apparently, Turkey, thinks that our totally free, lightly moderated, value-added game forums are influential enough to deserve an honest-to-goodness hacking. Look out, IBM, we hear that your servers are next. Sigh...

It'll take us a couple of days, we're told, to get the forums back up, so until then, everyone do their best to continue on with their lives. We know it'll be tough, but try to be brave...

Now Available: Narrator's Screen
It's finally here: the RandomAnime Narrator’s Screen. This gorgeous, full-color, four-panel game screen includes all the quick-reference charts and tables Narrators need to run their RandomAnime games even faster. Narrators will always have the info they need at their fingertips with this beautifully illustrated and thoughtfully designed reference screen.

You know you want it... So buy it now from our online store or your favorite hobby shop!

Behold our Generosity
You've asked for it, and we've delivered: Project GR mecha creation rules! These beta rules represent our continuing work on what we hope will be the most advanced, most cinematic mecha role-playing system ever designed. And we're giving away a preview version for free! Once you've used these new rules to build a mecha or two, please post your thoughts on our forums. We're very interested in hearing what you have to say.

We've also posted updated Project GR mecha sheets for both non-sentient and sentient mecha. Be sure to download these useful reference sheets along with the new mecha creation rules.

Click here to get your free pdf files of mecha creation, non-sentient mecha sheets, and sentient mecha sheets!

Collectémon: Now Available
Infernal Funhouse is proud (and relieved) to announce the immediate availability of Collectémon, the creature and pet supplement for RandomAnime. Collectémon provides expanded critter creation rules so you can create their own monsters, pets, and humanoids (like elves, dwarves, orcs, vampires, fae, and even the occasional cat girl) for use as both player characters and non-player characters.

Collectémon also introduces over 60 new gimmicks and several new action systems to let you add even more unique abilities and awesome powers to your RandomAnime games. Order Collectémon from our updated online store or from your favorite retailers and distributors.

Blazing Success! (05/27/05)
We're happy to announce that our book signing at Barnes & Noble went wonderfully. Dozens of people showed up, including a number of professors from ECU. We had an interesting discussion, folks asked great questions, we signed some books, and I didn't end up sounding like a fool (which was, honestly, my largest concern). All in all, things went well.

Thanks again to Barnes & Noble for sponsoring the event and thanks to everyone who attended!

Minionomicon: Now Available! (10/26/04)
Infernal Funhouse is proud to announce the immediate availability of Minionomicon, the faceless minion and widget supplement for RandomAnime. Minionomicon introduces new devastating weapons and items; fanatical cohorts; group battle tactics; and more than 50 new gimmicks for faceless minions, widgets, and characters into the already fast and versatile RandomAnime system. Narrators and players definitely don't want to be without this awesome supplement!

Minionomicon: Now Printing (10/15/04)
Well, everyone, Minionomicon is at the printers and will be on store shelves within just a few days. That's a little later than we wanted to have it out, but we'd rather spend a few extra days to put out the highest quality product we can than rush something to print without triple-checking its quality. In a few days, you'll be able to order Minionomicon from our products page. Until then, you can download two spreads from this all-new supplement to get a look at what Minionomicon has in store for you.

Zenzen Sumimasen (10/07/04)
A couple of years ago, when we originally put together our idea for our game screen, we had visions of a beautifully illustrated screen with every table the Narrator would need to run RandomAnime. To sweeten the pot, we decided to add to the screen a small booklet of advanced widget and minion rules. You know, a little something around 30 or so pages, stapled spine, black and white, no cover. Then we started writing. And writing. And somewhere along the line, by the time that "little" rules booklet was finished, it had a name: Minionomicon. It had turned into a full-fledged supplement, 70 pages, crammed full of useful rules, beautifully illustrated, and every bit as large and detailed as the other supplements we're working on. We were still very dedicated to packaging Minionomicon together with the game screen; we want our players to be able to buy this stuff, you see

But, as they say, "the best laid plans..."

We tried, my gentle reader. We tried our best. But the reality of the situation is that we simply can't package both Minionomicon and the Narrator's Game Screen together for any sort of reasonable price. The screen itself is so large and complicated that only a handful of printers in the country can even print it. Furthermore, the screen alone will actually cost us more to print than the entire Minionomicon supplement. And that cost, as you might imagine, would eventually move on to you. We don't want to sell Minionomicon with a game screen for $45, and we're pretty sure folks wouldn't buy it.

So, to remedy this, we're splitting up Minionomicon and the game screen to be sold separately. Minionomicon will be available online and on store shelves within the next 10 days. Sorry for the delay, but the issues mentioned above have forced us to postpone the release date for Minionomicon. On the positive side, Minionomicon will be less expensive, but still just as crazy awesome. That supplement adds so much to RandomAnime and we remain very proud of it. As for the game screen, expect to see that in about a month or so, right before Collectemon is released. We personally apologize to you guys for our oversight. It was always our intention to package these two products together. Thanks to all of our fans for sticking with us as we maneuver through our first (and probably not our last) major "learning experience."

Feel free to contact us about this issue if you have questions or comments. We always welcome and greatly appreciate your feedback. You can find contact information on our contact page. You can also speak directly to us and with other gamers via our forums.

We Got Forums, Baby! (09/21/04)
Infernal Funhouse Productions is pleased to announce the creation of free public forums on our website. With these new forums, you can ask game questions, provide feedback, post your own house rules, receive news directly from us writers and designers, chat with other gamers or just chew over the best way to build the most powerful characters you can.

Over the next few days we'll be tweaking the forums here and there to make it work better for everyone. Please excuse any weirdness in the meantime. We welcome you all to our forums and we hope you find them useful and fun.

Infernal Funhouse Goes to GenCon (07/01/04)
Infernal Funhouse Productions will make an appearance at GenCon Indy in Indianapolis, Indiana. The four day even runs from August 19 through August 22 and is expected to have over 25,000 attendees! We'll be at booth 2114 showing off RandomAnime and maybe a few other soon to be available goodies. Stop by our booth and register to win a free copy of RandomAnime! For more information on this major gaming convention, visit www.gencon.com. Don't miss it!

RandomAnime Errata (06/16/04)
Well, nobody's perfect, and though we certainly try very hard, Infernal Funhouse is no exception. Click here to view a list of all known errata for the first printing of RandomAnime. The list also includes a few updated downloadable tables in pdf format. Note that these errata are fixed in all later printings of RandomAnime.

New Widget Sheets; New Minion Sheets (05/10/04)
In anticipation for Minionomicon, we've added online downloadable pdf files of Minionomicon's new Widget sheets and Minion sheets. Usable with both Minionomicon's new rules and RandomAnime's standard rules, these intuitively designed reference guides will help you keep your widget and minion information easily accessable. Grab these new sheets from our downloads page.

It's Official: Nationwide Distribution (05/10/04)
Infernal Funhouse has just gained national distribution. Within the month, gamers should be able to find our games in hobby stores all around the country. You'll also find us listed in the new issue of Games Quarterly, the index most hobby stores order their games from. If your favorite hobby store doesn't carry RandomAnime, they can now order it easily through any of our distributors. Of course, if you're living outside the US, you can still order from our easy-to-use online store. We're also currently negotiating with overseas distributors to gain worldwide distribution. More on that front soon.

Introducing: Minionomicon (05/10/04)
Infernal Funhouse is proud to announce the summer publication of Minionomicon, the first supplement for RandomAnime. Minionomicon introduces new devastating weapons and items; fanatical cohorts; group battle tactics; and more than 50 new gimmicks for widgets, minions, and characters into the already fast and versatile RandomAnime system.

With Minionomicon’s expanded widget creation rules, players can quickly and easily construct practically any magical item or technological gizmo they can imagine—from magical healing potions to retractable ninja lines to city-destroying super cannons. Minionomicon’s new minion creation rules allow Narrators to customize their faceless minions to add variety and challenge to their games, pitting the heroes against everything from deadly exploding zombies to angry swarms of robotic killer bees.

Minionomicon also includes the official RandomAnime Narrator's Game Screen. This gorgeous, full-color, four-panel game screen includes all the quick-reference charts and tables Narrators need to run their RandomAnime games even faster. Narrators won’t be able to do without this beautifully illustrated and thoughtfully designed reference supplement.

Project GR Beta 1 Now Available (11/02/03)
Over the last few months, we've been working diligently on Project GR, the giant robot supplement for RandomAnime. With the preliminary work now complete, we've posted the first beta rules of Project GR. Project GR sports over 50 new gimmicks, an expanded and revised mecha creation section, mecha player character rules, and more user-friendly mecha sheets. Stop by our Downloads page to download the beta rules and the new mecha sheet for FREE.