As other users have pointed out, having watermarks on the illustrations meant for the DM screens kind of ruins the purpose of the product.

Beside that the tables are clean, readable and functional.

The game is 7 pages long so don't expect a lot of material. But still, there's everything you need : from character to creation to equipement with a setting and stats for 4 different types of Bugs.

The rule are quite easy : 2D6 + Skill vs TN

The adventure is straightforward as well but it just works very well. You can download the game, read it and play it 15 minutes later. You could have a 3 to 4 hours game session just for 1$.

If you want to run a quick and dirty Starship Troopers/Aliens game, you can't go wrong with this game.

Good value for the money, but if you like to tinker with systems you could probably do the same in one afternoon...

Despite a good introduction, the whole adventure is a big long railroad and the climax is very disappointing to say the list. The premise, NPCs and situations were simply too ridiculous to be taken seriously by any of my players. I kept shaking my head in disbelief while reading it.

DWW will require a lot of work from the GM (=rewritten almost entirely) to be considered playable.

If you were looking for something along the lines of Day of the Triffids (I know I did) stay away from this scenario. Really.

Excellent introductory adventure for characters 1 to 3rd level. A bit of wilderness, a small dungeons, lots of NPCs. There's nothing really original but it's a nice way to start a campaign.