This is a perfectly fine advertisement for the 1d10 system. And the layout and artwork are great.

But it's inacciurately named. It gives a decent "overview" of the game, with bullet points touting the system's features. But it doesn't describe the system's mechanics beyond stating that you roll a d10.

Looking for a rules light gameplay but with a bunch of character customizations/options? Than GG Games d10 system got you covered. With all the extra crunch behind it allows the GM to concentrate on the story and encounters be in enviromental or NPCS or foes. In all it has plenty of content to suggest and help build there games setting while also allowing flexibility. Wanna make a Walking Dead campaign? Boom got you covered. Wanna play around with rules light fallout game? Yup, has rules for that too. Combat is simple and streamed into 3 stats + armor, social interactions can be resolved using a Parley system and options to include mutations which act like supernatural powers to give your characters and setting a bit of weird.

Things that I didn't care much for but not enough to lower the score; Combat balancing is pretty well written out but took a minute to put together and creating a balance fight on the fly might be more difficult if your not willing to pause your game to math it out. Best you can do is have encounters ready for each tier of play and throw them at your adventurers as needed. Book size is great and format is wonderful but id have liked to have seen the bestiary/creature creation alongside the combat encounter builder. One is listed near the back of the book while the other has been placed next to enviromental encounters. Lastly, though this has been done by a few published works, references additional information the book are bold letter but no page numbers are given. Either have to search function PDF or scroll until you find what its refering too. Oh and love to see Print Friendly fillable character sheets. Don't want to drop lots of money on printed character sheets.

All in all its solid rules light system that has potential for more content and revisions.

A great game that's full of options, but which doesn't over-complicate your numbers and progression. Can't wait to see it in action!

Love this series! The crunch is off the charts and the variety brtween the produicts is great!

This one's my favourite out of the heap of GG Games books available- it really captures the hard-to-pin-down 20th century adventure genre in a way I've never seen in any other book, and the 1d10 system feels really comfortable in this arena. It pulls together a broad range of sub-genres and tropes, from noir detective to raygun alien to Doc Savage pulp adventure, and combines them in a way that feels easily workable. This is really helped by the accessible character/monster creation, and by a really solid grasp of the genre as a whole.

You can really tell the passion the author put into this book, bringing a host of very cool steampunk/Victorian tropes and features to the robust but easy-to-learn 1d10 system. Really allows for a huge exploration of different playstyles too, helped along by the unique parley system that brings the social "pillar" up equal with standard combat and exploration. Accessible character creation still offers a really broad range of options, and really allows GMs and players to try something fresh and different at the table than the standard RPG fare.

Damn, this book made me wanna saddle up and get out on the plains! It really covers everything you want in a western RPG, and because it runs on the 1d10 system it's more self-contained and streamlined than others like it. I really appreciate that it allows realism versatility too- you can go full weird west with zombies and magic rituals; or hard realism, surviving on the trails. This is really helped by the versatile but accessible character/monster creation too, very workable for new players.

Fantastic book using the easy-to-learn 1d10 system. I think it's especially important to have a simple but robust system when playing in a more grim setting so that the game can focus on atmosphere, and this really achieves that. The character/monster creation features really allow me to explore a broad range of genres within the post-apocalypse umbrella, while still feeling streamlined enough to be accessible for new players. Would definitely recommend for GMs and players looking for a darker, but still fun, experience at the table.

Another winner from GG Games using the solid, easy-to-learn 1d10 system. It really captures the high sci-fi feeling of space RPGs, and brings a bunch of new mechanics that I haven't seen adequately explored in other systems like cybernetic enhancements and exploration within virtual reality. Straightforward character creation with lots of options make it an easy learning curve for new RPG players who want a gateway via sci-fi. Excellent stuff.

Really enjoyed this, it contains all the standard fantasy tropes I need but within a satisfying, streamlined system. Character creation has a surprisingly short learning curve for such a large book and being able to mix and match features without classes is awesome, I feel like I can really create the character I have in mind rather than being beholden to pre-set structures. Really like the parley system too, a more robust "social combat" mechanic is something I just haven't seen in other fantasy RPG systems. Would absolutely recommend!

Firstly, can I just say, a huge thank you for this book. As a new player who is just starting out, I have found it to be extremely easy to navigate and understand. The game mechanics are very clear and simple to understand, as well as containing a compelling, well-thought out theme. Everything is set out in a logical, step by step way that tells me exactly what I need to do and when. Compared to other roll playing systems I have tried to engage with, this has by far been the best.

This free product was very generous in its inclusions; it contains enough for my friends and I to get started and play a game, without requiring anything additional. However, through the detailed table of contents and the blanked-out sections of rules, I could see just how much extra is included in the Standard Edition. This prompted me to go on to purchase it because I couldn’t wait to see all the other cool stuff that I would now be able to include in my game. I also loved that this book showed me all the other available books from the publisher. I’m really looking forward to trying out some of the other settings.

I have chosen to offer publishers these comments in the hope that they may be of some help to improve this game.

This looks like it could be a good game. There seems to be a good background. I have no problem with the dice mechanics and the ideas are essentially all there.

It is a free product. A product such as this is essentially there so that us cuscustomers can appraise the product and decide if we want to spend money on the full product. It therefore is your advertising 'flyer' announcing how good your game is. This is just a sample. If you want more, come and buy our product. Something like this is often called a quick start or jump start set of rules.

Did it impress me? Definitely not! Do I want to buy into this game? No!

Why not?

The layout is really bad. I was just getting into reading the rules when I hit a big blank box with 'features available in full product.' Then another. Then another. Then whole blocks of them. By about page 30 Ihad given up. This was just as bad as a piece of writing that had poor grammar or was full of spelling mistakes. It completely breaks the reader's train of concentration so that the message that the writer is trying to convey is completely lost.

It looks really bad. It looks unprofessional. It looks like the authors and/or publishers have no idea.

I strongly recommend that the authors do the following:

Completely re-edit the 'jump start rules' (hope ypou don't mind me calling them jump start rules).

Remove those annoying boxes.

State what the customers will get in thefull set of rules.

You may also want to advertise other products that you are selling.

Good luck. Happy gaming.