Which Tabletop RPG Systems Are The Best By Genre - Intro to Tabletop Roleplay

For sci-fi games the new Alternity is fantastic, and while I would use it for space opera games Stars Without Number is closer to traveler but is probably a more familiar system for most people.

Hold up. Free RPG Day had long since passed when this video was posted...?

Recommendations for genre-Superheroes: Mutants and Masterminds, Capes and Cowls; Historical Horror: Colonial Gothic; Modern Horror: World of Darkness.

I create my own sistem and book for Super heroes or Mutants Chronicles if someone want to know about it lets talk

Damn didn't think my home comic shop would get a shout out!

Recomendations for fantasy- GURPS, for modern- GURPS, for horror- GURPS, for cyberpunk- GURPS, for spaceopera- GURPS. For anything else- GURPS.

I'm looking to make a game based off of The SCP Foundation Wiki. What system do you guys think would BEST fit these universe?

Every time he says JOHN-RA I wanna turn off the video

This was was disappointingly unhelpful. A "best by genre" list that lightly defines the genre but makes no real effort to characterize what makes your listed TTRPGs "best" comes across as very disingenuine. I can understand that you may be trying to keep it under a time limit, but I can't imagine a reasonable person thinking a video like this would be both short AND informative. If, on the otherhand, your intention was to clickbait viewers into the "check out my other videos to find out WHY these really are the best", no.

I just found this vid and live in the ann Arbor area. I should've seen thia channel sooner

I wonder what system in those genres is best for dungeon crawl?
Developed nice and fun mechanics for traps, combat and exploration of difrent dungeon environments)?
I wonder what system in those genres is best for the sandboxing (managable on flight stats, suport for world exporations ie cards with difrent environments, locations, encounters)?
I wonder what system in those genres is best for city adventures with developed social encounters (status, glory, special customs etiquette ) and lowlife city stuff(poison, thievry, assassination)

Forbidden Lands - The Bitter Reach Campaign and Reprint

High fantasy is set in an alternative, fictional ("secondary") world, rather than the "real" or "primary" world. ... By contrast, low fantasy is characterized by being set in earth, the primary or real world, or a rational and familiar fictional world with the inclusion of magical elements.

My favourites:
High Fantasy- Pathfinder 2
Horror Fantasy- Shadow of the Demon Lord
Regular Fantasy- Basic D&D
Non Fantasy- James Bond 007 Roleplaying Game by Victory Games.

Fate Core, Condensed, Accelerated, Strands of Fate, and so on and so on and so on LOL Love Fate

Runequest does high fantasy way better than D&D in my opinion. But then I think Dnd is awful, so I guess I’m biased. From what I hear Pathfinder is an even more bloated version of dnd [who thought you could make an even more bloated version.] Warhammer fantasy role play is excellent though. Definitely recommend that. Also GURPS and BRP can be used for anything and you can tailor them precisely to what you want your game to be [and they often interpret settings far better than official franchises]

Only one mention of GURPS?