/r/SciFiScroll
News, updates, trailers, discussions & more relating to science fiction, fantasy, horror, straight science, and more. We welcome you to post stories that you believe will be of interest to the community and start up discussions as well. If you have a website, you are welcome to post links to your material here if they relate to the sci fi genre and do not violate our guidelines and self-promotion policy (see below).
Our mission is to provide genre news to the community on a regular basis.
We believe in making it easy for our subscribers to learn of the latest breaking developments of the day and week in one place, including links to original content by our head moderators.
The science fiction genre is rich, versatile, and full of imagination. It enables its audience to think outside the box and consider new and different possibilities, but as a subreddit we don't stop there.
We also include Fantasy and Horror news as well.
So whether it be "Star Trek," "Star Wars," "Game Of Thrones," "The Strain" or "The Walking Dead," we cover all of it and strive to provide our readers with a wealth of information they might otherwise miss amidst going about their daily routines.
We also think it's important to provide occasional news about the latest breakthroughs in Science and Technology, giving our subscribers a real-world view of science fiction becoming reality.
Bloggers, feel free to post links to articles on your sites that follow the guidelines above. We ask that you post no more than one link per day and also that you frequently post links to other sci fi / fantasy articles and also participate in the comments and discussions. We would like r/SciFiScroll to be a place where bloggers can promote their own material and ask only that you are regularly involved with building and supporting our community.
IF YOU REPORT A LINK, message the moderators as to why. Otherwise we will just approve it.
If you submit a link and it doesn't show up, just message the moderators and we will take a look at it.
Other subreddits of Interest:
We encourage you to visit the sites of the artists whose work is featured in our current classic "old Reddit" banner above.
Sphere by Sören Graf
Photoshop Space by Demtr
EveOnlineSpaceWU9 by Kushal Patel
Welcome to 2010 by Jamshed Jurabaev
Left out in the Cold unfortunately, to be featured more prominently in a later banner at some point:
5. Keck Telescopes Gaze into Young Star's 'Life Zone' by David A. Hardy
Please message the moderators if necessary about any corrections having to do with the above mentioned artists.
/r/SciFiScroll
15,408 Subscribers
Making Cheap Damaged Walls For Tabletop Games
17:28 UTC
FROM on MgM+: Season 3 Wrap up With Dave and Stacie
Dave and Stacie do their Season 3 wrap up, which includes the Saturn Award Nominations, reaction to the Jamie McGuire Interview, the final two episodes of the season and More!
21:08 UTC
"Titanfire," A Tale of The God Machines (Warhammer 40K)
21:42 UTC
Tabletop Mercenary, Episode 18: How To NOT Get Freelance Work At A Con
18:30 UTC
Commissar Rikart- The Story So Far (Warhammer 40K Audio)
20:33 UTC
With the year winding down, what is your favorite new SciFi tv/streaming series of 2024?
This was a tough one for me, because there were quite a few gems this year, but I think at the end of the day I found 3 Body Problem the best.
I didn't know what to think going into it, and it was an absolute whirlwind ride. It far exceeded the expectations I had after watching the trailer.
I don't know if I consider Fallout to be SciFi enough (it's more retro modern fiction + post-apocalyptic, IMO) to include in this category.
If I did consider it SciFi, then it would be my #1 by a mile. If we're just talking traditional SciFi it's definitely 3 Body Problem.
Dark Matter gets an honorable mention from me as well, because that series is great.
What about you?
17:52 UTC
"In Living Death," A Tale of The Necrons
16:50 UTC
Ribbit Review - Civil War (2024 Film) REVIEW (Spoilers) #filmreview
10:19 UTC
Hungry For More Warhammer 40K Content? You're In Luck! (Updates On New Short Stories From The Grimdark)
19:40 UTC
Star Trek: Voyager - 1x12 - Heroes and Demons - REVIEW #startrekvoyager
10:15 UTC
Discussions of Darkness, Episode 33: 3 Tips For Building Atmosphere in Your Chronicle
17:14 UTC
Making Cheap Flock For Tabletop Gaming
01:27 UTC
I'm Considering Writing Some Community Content RPG Supplements... Cast Your Vote Today! (Which of These 5 Options Would You Like To See?)
16:43 UTC
FROM on MgM Deep Dive: Season 3 Episode 10 "Revelations: Chapter Two" With Dave and Stacie
Dave and Stacie look at the finale of FROM Season 3!
17:26 UTC
Traitor! Star Trek: Voyager - 1x11 - State Of Flux REVIEW
12:07 UTC
St. Petersburg By Night, After Dark Interviews: Josh Heath & Zachary Naldrett
17:08 UTC
Back To Top