The Remuz RPG Archive (formerly located at rpg.rem.uz) has been offline for several years. It was a popular open directory for tabletop RPG PDFs that was eventually succeeded by sites like The Trove, which has also since faced significant downtime and domain changes.

If you are looking for digital "paper" (PDFs or resources) for your games, here are the current options:

Official Digital Stores: Most publishers now host their catalogs on DriveThruRPG or itch.io, which offer thousands of free or "pay-what-you-want" rulebooks and adventures.

Virtual Tabletops: Platforms like Roll20 and Foundry VTT provide integrated digital character sheets and maps, effectively replacing physical paper for many groups.

RPG Paper Maker: If you meant a tool to build games, RPG Paper Maker is a free engine that allows you to create 3D RPGs using 2D sprites.

Paper-Free Systems: For situations where you literally cannot use paper (like hiking or traveling), there are "Paper-Free" homebrew systems designed to be played entirely from memory or with simple dice apps.

4) Typical project structure (example)

  • src/ — source code (scenes, entities, systems)
  • assets/ — images, audio, spritesheets
  • config/ — project settings
  • build/ or dist/ — compiled output
  • package.json — scripts & dependencies

Guide: rpgremuz new

I’m assuming you mean creating a new project or starting with the "rpgremuz" tool/package (interpreted as an RPG-related remux/remuz utility or project named “rpgremuz”). Below is a concise, actionable guide to get started, covering installation, creating a new project, basic workflow, and common troubleshooting. If you meant something else (a different repo, package, or site), tell me and I’ll adapt.

2) Installation (assumed npm-style package)

  1. Open terminal.
  2. Install globally (if published to npm): 
    npm install -g rpgremuz
    Or add to a project: 
    npm install rpgremuz --save

The Modding Revolution: User-Generated Content 2.0

The original RPGRemuz survived for a decade because of its modding community. With RPGRemuz New, the developers have doubled down.

The new modding SDK includes:

  • A Visual Scripting Editor: No coding required to build custom quests or dialogue trees.
  • Steam Workshop Integration: One-click installation of mods, with automatic compatibility checking.
  • Asset Piracy Protection: A controversial but celebrated feature that watermarks custom assets to prevent theft without credit.

Within the first month of release, the community had already uploaded over 500 mods for RPGRemuz New, including total conversions set in cyberpunk and wild west genres.