A downloadable RPG

When a Kaiju finally falls, a satanic cult gets raided, an unethical science experiment goes wrong, or a bizarre meteorite crashes in a field, someone needs to safely clean the mess up! That's where you come in - a team of underpaid Hazmat Cleaners regularly thrown into all manner of: Eldritch, Supernatural, Extraterrestrial, Satanic, Radioactive, Spiritual, Cosmic situations... Who knows what dangers your next contract has in store?

Welcome to Haz-Corp, the company for all of your hazardous waste removal needs! We are fast, affordable, and experienced in all manner of post Incident clean up. 

The players are underpaid and overworked, you are thrown into dangerous situations often without any knowledge or few details of what occurred. It isn't your job to figure out what happened, protect people, or fight monsters. And you definitely aren't paid enough to care about those things. Even so the company expects you to give 110% effort to every contract as the ominous Performance Review awaits at the end of every finished job.

This RPG was made as a part of the 2026 One-page RPG jam, the optional theme was "Fractured" which certainly helped inspire this games premise of entering messed up incident zones and cleaning them up.

This game is inspired by many things, notably the modern trend of hazmat suit characters dealing with all manner of unnatural circumstances seen in: SCP,  Lethal Company, and the Backrooms. A very notable inspiration for me and my main art reference was the indie animated series "Dudes of Hazmat" on YouTube.

All you need to play is on the front page, the back is some roll tables and gm advice for creating contracts.

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Cool game man, love the asthetic, rules are quick to get, my players loved the Lethal Company vibe they got.

If you ever make anything else for it, perhaps you could call it "Advanced Training Manual" or the like?

(I realize I should clarify I haven't run it yet, my players just showed a lot of interest.)

I am OVERJOYED to hear this! I am planning to release a pre made adventure next month for adventure jam. I have only run the game once and would appreciate any feedback from your game!

Eventually I do plan to release a extended version, when I first started the project there was some bigger scope such as a level up system, and each role having different specials to choose from.

Finally I also recommend checking out my other rpg game! May your players get great performance reviews!