I bought this under the impression that it was a map pack... thats on me. This is a pack of ASSETS meant for you to build your own maps wich is clearly stated in the product page but it also implies that there are at least some "ready to play" maps and thats just not true. Overall, its a great product if you are into map making, with hundreds of assests and tokens. With some elbow grease you will be able to assemble some impresive interior and exterior battlemaps.

Love the art style and variations, hope to see more like this!

An amazing map for any sci-fi setting. It's hard to find preassmbled stations of this size anyhere. Grid size for the pre-assembled zones it 140px for anyone using a vtt.

NickyG has done an excellent job of cleaning up the file name issues & has made this & the other sets in the series more usable. Still unusable for VTT due to the user license but now at least you can more easily use it for home printing use.

*It is obvious that "Nicky G" does not read, listen, or care what those purchasing his sets say. The naming issue in EVERY SINGLE "Apocalypse Metropolis" set is ample proof of this. I originally purchased sets 1-4 of these back in 2017. I resently redownloaded the sets, hoping that the renaming issue was resolved. Every single fine was IDENTICAL to the ones I originally downloaded, NOTHING had been changed. Not a single byte difference between the new files & my original archives. Having to rename hundreds of files by hand IN the archive file (because WinZip/WinRAR will NOT extract the enormous length named files) is annoying, time consuming, & in the end, worthless since the user-license blocks any & all VTT/Streaming online virtual Pen & Paper RPG game use.

Don't get me wrong, the art/design is good, a bit on the dark-side, but good. Fine if you are creating a map to print it out for use at your table-top RPG game. Still, you have to manually fix each filename length before you can even extract them.

I will not purchase anything this artist releases again. His work is good but not worth the headache for such an extremely limited use license. He does nothing to address complaints or problems with his sets. Caveat emptor. *

NickyG has done an excellent job of cleaning up the file name issues & has made this & the other sets in the series more usable. Still unusable for VTT due to the user license but now at least you can more easily use it for home printing use.

*It is obvious that "Nicky G" does not read, listen, or care what those purchasing his sets say. The naming issue in EVERY SINGLE "Apocalypse Metropolis" set is ample proof of this. I originally purchased sets 1-4 of these back in 2017. I resently redownloaded the sets, hoping that the renaming issue was resolved. Every single fine was IDENTICAL to the ones I originally downloaded, NOTHING had been changed. Not a single byte difference between the new files & my original archives. Having to rename hundreds of files by hand IN the archive file (because WinZip/WinRAR will NOT extract the enormous length named files) is annoying, time consuming, & in the end, worthless since the user-license blocks any & all VTT/Streaming online virtual Pen & Paper RPG game use.

Don't get me wrong, the art/design is good, a bit on the dark-side, but good. Fine if you are creating a map to print it out for use at your table-top RPG game. Still, you have to manually fix each filename length before you can even extract them.

I will not purchase anything this artist releases again. His work is good but not worth the headache for such an extremely limited use license. He does nothing to address complaints or problems with his sets. Caveat emptor. *

NickyG has done an excellent job of cleaning up the file name issues & has made this & the other sets in the series more usable. Still unusable for VTT due to the user license but now at least you can more easily use it for home printing use.

*It is obvious that "Nicky G" does not read, listen, or care what those purchasing his sets say. The naming issue in EVERY SINGLE "Apocalypse Metropolis" set is ample proof of this. I originally purchased sets 1-4 of these back in 2017. I resently redownloaded the sets, hoping that the renaming issue was resolved. Every single fine was IDENTICAL to the ones I originally downloaded, NOTHING had been changed. Not a single byte difference between the new files & my original archives. Having to rename hundreds of files by hand IN the archive file (because WinZip/WinRAR will NOT extract the enormous length named files) is annoying, time consuming, & in the end, worthless since the user-license blocks any & all VTT/Streaming online virtual Pen & Paper RPG game use.

Don't get me wrong, the art/design is good, a bit on the dark-side, but good. Fine if you are creating a map to print it out for use at your table-top RPG game. Still, you have to manually fix each filename length before you can even extract them.

I will not purchase anything this artist releases again. His work is good but not worth the headache for such an extremely limited use license. He does nothing to address complaints or problems with his sets. Caveat emptor. *

NickyG has done an excellent job of cleaning up the file name issues & has made this & the other sets in the series more usable. Still unusable for VTT due to the user license but now at least you can more easily use it for home printing use.

*It is obvious that "Nicky G" does not read, listen, or care what those purchasing his sets say. The naming issue in EVERY SINGLE "Apocalypse Metropolis" set is ample proof of this. I originally purchased sets 1-4 of these back in 2017. I resently redownloaded the sets, hoping that the renaming issue was resolved. Every single fine was IDENTICAL to the ones I originally downloaded, NOTHING had been changed. Not a single byte difference between the new files & my original archives. Having to rename hundreds of files by hand IN the archive file (because WinZip/WinRAR will NOT extract the enormous length named files) is annoying, time consuming, & in the end, worthless since the user-license blocks any & all VTT/Streaming online virtual Pen & Paper RPG game use.

Don't get me wrong, the art/design is good, a bit on the dark-side, but good. Fine if you are creating a map to print it out for use at your table-top RPG game. Still, you have to manually fix each filename length before you can even extract them.

I will not purchase anything this artist releases again. His work is good but not worth the headache for such an extremely limited use license. He does nothing to address complaints or problems with his sets. Caveat emptor. *

You wouldn't know it, since the product has no preview whatsoever, but it's actually really good. A lot of high-quality assets for any cyberpunk setting. The colourful neon-style of the art works really well with the intended setting and it's a varied selection of objects. Really good value for the money. I use it for my Roll20 Cyberpunk-Campaigns and it's already indispensible for my map layouts.

Tip for the publisher: You would probably sell a lot more of these if you just added a preview of the art. That can't be that difficult.

Took a leap of faith and bought it, despite having seen no preview whatsoever. I actually was not disappointed. That is a solid set of blue-neon cyberpunk buildings and streets. And lots of them – enough to create a variety of battle scenarios for cyberpunk rpgs, desktop or VTT. Could have maybe profitted from a broader color palette, but it gets the job done and looks quite nice. Well worth the money. Tip for the publisher: You would probably sell a lot more of these if you just added a preview of the art. That can't be that difficult.

I'm going to cut and paste this review to all 4 of the titles from this publisher, so they'll be identical.

For some unfathomable reason the author of these titles gave each of the items in the .zip file horrifically long names, making them impossible to read, alter, rename, extract or use. I wasted $20 on this whole collection of files. I can't for the life of me understand why a publisher would do this. If they could re-release ALL of these with reasonable file names, making the files extractable, and therefore useful, I would change my review.

Do NOT buy these. They are useless.

I bought this some time ago and could not unzip them easily due the long file names used, I assume it was some tagging system, but it means Windows will have hard time unzipping these files if the path is too long.

I got around it using Powershell then I forgot all about them, until I was notified that another customer was put off by my message, this made me actually look at the files and they are better than anything I can do, but to be honest there is a lot better stuff available for the same price.

The Wordmaps are the same graphics with harsh colour overlays to make the martian map red and the ocean map blue, but other than that they are almost identical.

In addition you can see the seems where two images have been joined togther on quite a few of the maps.

There is some nice art assets in here but they are basically the same graphics colorised (to strongly) to try and make them look different.

It's a shame the creator obviously went to a lot of trouble to create the artwork, but the end effect is too jarring...

While you get a lot for the money, the city is character-less blue neon. Can't really see a viable use for it.

Pro's: Nicky G. is an excellent artist and once I got them to unzip they are easy to use.

Con's: The naming convention on part of the files are to long for Windows 10 Home ver. to recognize so, it would error. I solved this by downloading and installing the Free version of WinZip.

This is my favorite mapping product from Nicky G so far. Clean art with a nice futuristic scifi style. I really hope to see more sets in the Space Metropolis line, Ship interiors maybe or a damaged version with destroyed props and dead aliens/space marines.

This is a fun product, has an art style I've not seen on any other battlemap products. There are plent of props and buildings available to create your own maps with.