Rulebook App Launches June 26 With First Month Free, 7 TRPG Titles
The service is positioned as a digital gateway to physical TRPG rulebooks, aiming to lower the entry barrier by letting players read and try systems before purchasing the printed books.
Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Automaton.
Cocoforea Inc. will launch the TRPG rulebook reading service Rulebook App on June 26. The service is available on iOS and web browsers, with an Android version planned within the year. To mark the launch, a first-month free campaign is running; users enter the coupon code "start_trpg" to get the first month free. From the second month onward, the service costs 550 yen including tax. Rulebook App provides unlimited reading of rulebooks, additional data, and scenario collections for seven titles at launch. The lineup includes Shinobigami, Insane, Kill Death Business, Dark Days Drive, Starly Doll, Kemono no Mori, and Tensai Gunshi ni Narou. The app features search and index functions, copy-and-paste of some text, and page sharing to simplify character sheet creation. Cocoforea Inc. also operates the online session tool CCFOLIA, used by over 400,000 people monthly. The company states the service is a gateway to physical rulebooks, not a replacement. Post-launch plans include adding more titles and keeping up with new releases.
Cocoforea Inc., the developer of the online TRPG session tool CCFOLIA, announced the launch of its Rulebook App on June 24. The subscription service offers unlimited reading of rulebooks and supplementary materials for seven TRPG systems at launch, with a first-month free promotion. The app is available on iOS and web browsers, with an Android version planned for later this year.
- Shinobigami: Ninja battle RPG
- Insane: Multi-genre horror RPG
- Kill Death Business: Reality show RPG
- Dark Days Drive: Servant-type handsome TRPG
- Starly Doll: Stars, jewels, and dolls TRPG
- Kemono no Mori: Modern fantasy TRPG
- Tensai Gunshi ni Narou: Reversal strategy TRPG
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.