This is rich and essential resource for any GM of the IZ manfiestation of the Savage Worlds system, puttingall the key information you might want in a glance. Produced as a high quality pdf with a swathe of excellent artwork for the 'player-facing' part of the screen and a wealth of handy tables and help-alongs for the gamesmaster, I recommend this heartily as and aid to swift access of essential stuff that will stop that all too irritating action hiatus that comes from having to fidn something in the rules.

Interface Zero GM Screen for Savage Worlds by Gunmetal Games

Remarkable Art and on the practical side, the screen gives the GM all the useful charts to keep the action moving and the hacking nerve wracking.

Art: Nothing communicates a setting better than excellent art. For me, strong visuals like these keep me in the groove of the game.

A quick recap of the charts:

First Page: The Shoot and Move Charts Attacking Options and Modifiers Skills / Derived Stats / Range Modifiers / Non-lethal Combat / Movement Stealth Rules / Modifiers

Second Page: IZ Interactions and Network Hacking Allied Personality / NPC Initial Reaction / Calling in Favors / Test of Wills / Zeek Fatigue Public Access Network / Home Access Network Corporate Access Network / Government Access / Military Access Network

Third Page: IZ Trauma, Damage, and Healing Cybertrauma / Biotrauma / Fire Damage / Radiation / Encumbrance Gritty Damage / Shaken / Incapacitation / Injury Table / Natural Healing

This is a useful product done well and the price can't be beat.

The Savage Troll rptroll.blogspot.com

Note: This review was excerpted from a blog review: http://rptroll.blogspot.com/2012/03/interface-zero-gm-screen-for-savage.html

Great GM screen! The art is from several of the products that are currently out and the working part of the screen has all the charts and info that any GM would want.

All in all great value for the $$$

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: GM Screen's as we know them are fading fast. There was a Savage Worlds GM screen a while back that was clear plastic panels that you could slip cardboard panels for the game you were running in. The Interface Zero GM screen is along those lines...a "do it yourself" GM screen. The three art panels consist of some gorgeously thematic art, running a decent range of IZ material, including an android, cyborgs and mercenaries...(and a cyberpunk street samurai looking figure). The three rules panels include the Gritty damage rules, Zeek fatigue and the Hacking 2.0 rules.

WHAT WORKS: Great art, all the relevant IZ setting rules...about what you would want from a GM screen.

WHAT DOESN'T WORK: It feels a TAD cluttered...but there's just a metric crap ton of tables on this thing (all relevant to your needs).

CONCLUSION: Unless you hate GM screens, this is a very good pick-up for $3 if you have access to a good printer. Much better deal than the $20 GM screen standard we've seen in the past, especially if you have one of the clear Savage Worlds screens to slide the panels into.

Good art, crucial if you are running the game as many of the setting rules (hacking, cybertrauma, Zeeks) are there. Only flaw I saw was on the Shaken(Spirit Roll) table (the results are inverted to the success), hopefully they will fix that soon and is the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars.