I won't go into how the game plays, as most (if not all) people thinking of getting this will have the actual game already.This expansion adds 2 and a half pages of extra cards ( Even the magical C**t word which I felt was sorely missed in the main set) It also gives optional rules to play a poker like game with the core game. Which could be a blast and is a good way of playing shorter games . Overalldue to the price not a bad add on to the main game

Zombie Run (Savage tale #6) (Avaliable at www.rpgnow.com as a PDF download) and perhaps other places. Zombie run is a 42 page mini campaign using the Savage Worlds rules set. It is set in the near future a few months after the dead rise and decide to eat the living. Society collapses as the undead numbers grow as it is highly infectious and people being people some take advantage of the situation and become looters and raiders. All this in the first page, plus with some theories of what started it all. Though as it says in the text the players need never find out why started it, as they are too busy surviving.

A handful of new edges and equipment rules are then presented. All seem to be well thought out. Some basic rules on fuel consumption, which are well done. Something quick and not involving lots of bookkeeping but keeping the hunt for fuel on the forefront of the PC?s minds.

Starting equipment is in my opinion done well with the PC?s drawing two random playing cards and starting with the equipment listed on a table. Makes them desperate to start with, which is good in my book.

Then off to the adventure/mini campaign. It is basically a road trip for the first half travelling across America, being Savage worlds of course the PC?s can have a lot of other survivors with them to help and to hinder, which I think adds to the genre a bit. Plus it allows the GM to throw hordes of undead after the party instead of the usually half dozen or so. The second half involves them in a ?dispute? between to surviving enclaves which can end very badly for all involved. In-between this however is a great range of encounters and ideas for the GM to run the characters through as the try to survive their little jaunt from New York to Phoenix Arizona across a zombie infested America. Think Mad Max2 crossed with 28 Days later and Countless zombie flicks and you?ve got the makings of a great campaign. It even involves a large battle ( Using the Savage Worlds rules for such things). As an added bonus there are maps of locations and some Zombie figure flats as well that can be printed out.

Overall worth the $6.96 USD I paid. Was presented well, not overloaded with artwork and that which was in it was relevant, no spelling or editing errors that I picked up on the first read.This mini campaign could easily be converted to system of choice. I highly recommend it for a change of pace campaign between longer games.

F*ck this is a refreshing change from the bout of political correctness being thrust upon society. It also is a fun card game and very easy to pick up and play. Perfect for playing while you are waiting for the stragglers in your gaming group to show up. Also a fantastic drinking game. Basically the game plays like a dirty version of scrabble, though using words as opposed to letters, and trying to get out a sentence as opposed to a word. Any game that allows you to put Jesus, farm animals and in front of your parents in one sentence deserves to be played. Quick easy and fun, I recommend this game to all with a sense of humour and not easyily ofended.