Neuroshima

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Neuroshima

Cover of Neuroshima Edition 1.5
Designers	Ignacy Trzewiczek, Marcin Blacha, Michał Oracz and Marcin Baryłka
Publishers	Wydawnictwo Portal (Portal Publishing House)
Publication	2003
Genres	Post-apocalyptic science fiction, science fiction western, military science fiction
Systems	3d20 system
The rulebook is offered both in paperback and hardcover (currently out of print), and there have been limited deluxe editions, signed by the authors.

Neuroshima is a Polish tabletop roleplaying system inspired by such films and games as Mad Max, Fallout, The Matrix, Terminator and Deadlands: Hell on Earth. It is currently available only in Polish. The game's motto is "never trust the machines". Its designers include Michal Oracz [pl] and Ignacy Trzewiczek [pl].