the Drakar och Demoner brand is owned by Swedish company Riotminds. Mutant The name Mutant was used for a series of related science fiction themed role-playing games. The 1984 version was set in a post-apocalyptic world similar to the one in Gamma World. Mutant 2 (1986) was an expansion module with more advanced rules. The 1989 version was a cyberpunk game while the later Mutant RYMD (1992) and Mutant Chronicles (first edition 1993) were science fantasy games set in the Solar System. These versions used variants of the same Basic Role-Playing rule system used in Drakar och Demoner. Later Mutant games include Undergångens arvtagare (Heirs to the Apocalypse) by Järnringen, and År Noll by Fria Ligan (who publishes the English-language version of that game, Mutant - Year Zero as Free League) Mutant Chronicles An offshoot of Mutant, as an rpg set in a dystopic future solar system, Mutant Chronicles evolved into a brand of its own. The Mutant Chronicles brand later became so popular that it spawned multiple spin-offs as well, most notably the Doomtrooper collectible card game as well as the Warzone miniature wargame. Kult Kult is a contemporary horror-themed game that Äventyrsspel first released in 1991. The setting was inspired by Gnostic philosophy and horror films such as Hellraiser. The violent horror themes of the game made it a subject of controversy in Sweden on multiple occasions. This resulted in Swedish toy stores refusing to sell the game. There were three editions based on the original ruleset published in Swedish, English and more by several companies. 2018 saw a brand-new edition Divinity Lost by Helmgast, using a version of the Apocalypse World engine. References Publishing companies of Sweden Role-playing game publishing companies Defunct video game companies of Sweden Companies based in Stockholm Video game companies established in 1980 Video game companies disestablished in 1999 Swedish companies established in 1980 1999 disestablishments in Sweden