First of all, all of the Shadowplans series are pretty fantastic. They print well, convert to VTT well, are just the right size so they can be expansive and detailed without making someone's toaster PC chug, and they're also printer friendly without detail loss (tested this myself with this specific map.) It also comes with a security grid and a bunch of icons you can easily use on other maps for your games. It also works just fine at Roll20's default grid size, having been fixed some time ago.

Subway Station is a thoroughly well-made map, specifically when it comes to flanking and elevation for a combat scenario. My players and myself had a hell of a time with this one and I actually think for small-scale wargaming this could be a useful map if there are any games that are based around small squads. It created a lot of naturally cinematic sightlines, flanking maneuvers, and near-fatal encounters due to the amount of cover, elevation, and varying sightlines. Big fan of this one.

Shadowplans' maps are absolutely brilliant!

Each includes gridded and ungridded options, VTT copies and blue print copies of each map. The overlays are the icing on the cake, perfect for a game where infiltration is a key component of game play. I've been looking for maps like these for a long time and Shadowplans delivers big time.

An excellent product, with a wide variety of options (three map types, each with or without grids, plus security overlays) for a very inexpensive price.

I hope they prouce larger area maps in the further, as this is a VTT gold mine.

Used this already in roll20 in a cyberpunk game and I believe they work well, but if you use grid map on roll20 it can be a little difficult.

I got on here just to say that all of this creator's maps are fragging sexy. They size to roll20 well (somewhere in the 50x60 grid range) and the basic maps (black) are visually pleasing and I love the colors. I always seem to have a lot of problems sizing maps I find online to roll20 and I didn't have a lot of problems with once I figured out the grid range. I'll definitely be looking for more content from this creator.