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Godzilla: The Roleplaying Game is coming in fall 2026: it uses cards instead of dice

Kickstarter-funded RPG puts survivors and specialists in kaiju-hit cities

Godzilla: The Roleplaying Game is coming in fall 2026: it uses cards instead of dice

Alyssa Lavinia Dellosa

  • September 5, 2026
  • Updated: September 30, 2026 at 3:54 PM
Godzilla: The Roleplaying Game is coming in fall 2026: it uses cards instead of dice

IDW Games has locked in Godzilla: The Roleplaying Game for fall 2026, giving the long-running kaiju series an official new tabletop RPG. The Kickstarter page places it in IDW’s Kai-Sei Era, where players step into the shoes of survivors and specialists trying to get through a world shaped by kaiju attacks, mutation, survival, and city-wide destruction, not just giant monster brawls. The campaign is already funded, and fulfillment is still expected in fall 2026.

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The system also does one thing a little differently. Godzilla: The Roleplaying Game swaps dice for a standard 52-card deck, and it uses a Crisis Clock to keep major events moving and raise the tension in a more cinematic way. Early convention demos and playtests point to a game that moves quickly, keeps the rules easy to pick up, and gets some extra tactical mileage out of the card-based setup.

The Kickstarter page also lists 12 classes, with Soldier, Thief, and Scientist among them, along with playable mutants and half-breeds. On the kaiju side, the lineup includes Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghidorah, Anguirus, Hedorah, Kamacuras, Kumonga, Manda, Rodan, Biollante, Destoroyah, and Megalon. If you’re after a Godzilla game with more of a story focus, this one looks like a good pickup.

You can look for Godzilla: The Roleplaying Game from IDW Games in fall 2026. And if you’d rather go the video game route, Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered is also set for 2026.

Alyssa Lavinia Dellosa

Alyssa Dellosa is a Filipina Product Information Specialist with a degree in Education who loves helping people make sense of technology. Her path in content creation has led her through writing technical product blogs, proofreading articles in fields like home improvement, and crafting engaging captions for social media.

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