Sexbots is a surprisingly good supplement for Machinations of the Space Princess. It covers building Sexbots as NPCs and PCs and as well… robots. So in that sense it’s useful for any space opera game.

It also goes into some very interesting discussion on what the idea and various permutations of sexbots can bring to a campaign. The ideology, the conflicts, and the potential adventure for campaigns where it is legal, illegal and a ‘gray’ area.

I guarantee you there is definitely something in here that you have no thought about and will definitely give you ideas!

This is also not a cheesy supplement at all. It’s intelligent and fun. It is in no way intended be ‘titillating. I figure I should say this because with a title like this that would be the first thing I’d think and have seen much lesser products done that way. This isn’t that. In fact, marking it ‘Adult Content’ seems pretty ridiculous. There’s not even a nipple inside. There are no illustrations at all, actually.

The Black Market Sexbot “Quirks” table is also a lot of fun!

So while it’s definitely focused on one thing, it covers it in a lot of interesting ways and will definitely be an addition to any sci-fi campaign I run in one way or another.

There appears to be a more expanded version of this title and look forward to seeing it.

One of the best (and there are very few!) caveman based games ever written! A personal favorite and a background and world lore I would use for any prehistoric game. The subject is taken seriously and yet made in a way that would be fun to play.

I’m not crazy about the ‘stones-as-dice’ concept because really, caveman could just have easily used dice! But otherwise a must-have for prehistoric RPG fans!

Wonderful accessory and I can see using constantly for science fiction games. The maps are especially useful. Thanks very much!

Easy to used, complete and yet succinct. A simple conversion system that could actually go both ways, from Mothership to Traveller or from Traveller to Mothership. It doesn't cover the weapons, but that's pretty easy to do on the fly. Even includes sanity and panic rules for Traveller.

I'm not crazy about the 'pamphlet' format and I wish there was something easier to print out - none of my Traveller stuff is in this format and the Mothership stuff is harder to use at the table in that format, but that doesn't affect its basic utility.

Hands down the best supplement for Mothership ever released.

This is a wonderful and immediately useful book that outlines the procedures for hauling cargo in the Hostile universe. It's pretty usable for any other science fiction game as well - just change the planet/destination tables.

It also comes with a very good 1,000 ton cargo hauler spaceship with deck-plans.

Along with a large selection of random tables and some great rules for loading and unloading cargo (something missing from every other sci-fi game about hauling stuff to other planets) this is a very useful supplement.

You should be aware that this is NOT an adventure exactly - this is a dirty, dull job. But a great way to get players to the adventure while they're doing it!

Highly recommended and a permanent part of may sci-fi games and GM toolkit! Thanks!

This is one of the most professional, polished and thorough products I’ve seen on this site. It’s instantly usable fully detailed with NPCs, plot ideas, dressing tables and terrific maps.

You’d have to add statistics for your favorite game system but even then there are some good guidelines on how to do it.

This place has an instant home in my campaign and if I could buy a hardcopy I would!

It’s geared towards a near-earth/Aliens type of background but that won’t stop me from using it in a Traveller/Cepheus campaign. It’s got a good discussion of androids and artificial life and even a solar system ready (and well done) enough to plug into any campaign.

If this were the minimum quality of science fiction supplements I’d be a lot poorer.

Thanks for a great supplement! Hope you make more!

A fun and spooky scenario that exceptionally easy to run. It's only weakness is that it wasnt designed the Pioneer station or an Orbital or something with an already existing map and it's a little fuzzy about whether the players can retreive the 'treasure' in the station. Both minor fixes and I would recommend this.

Excellent supplement for those who want details about diseases. Especially impressed with the way they did symptoms and wish there was more of it. Recommended.

This is a pretty much perfect supplement for creating a scenario on the fly. It's practically its own game, easy to use with any sci-fi RPG. A permanent part of my campaign and a place that always offers a dangerous but worthwhile adventure! Highly recommened. Thanks!

Another handy utility for the GM that can make all NPCs just a little more interesting and an easy way to give clues to plays. Much appreciated.

This is an excellent origional idea I can see basing whole campaigns on! It certainly adds a neat cyberpunk twist to the regular Trading routines and can add a lot of intrigue to a game. Highly recommend! Thanks!

Quite an interesting game. Might be too simple for some, but for others it's alll you really need. I was pretty skeptical that anything useful could be done 35 pages but I was just plain wrong. I won't use everything in my games, but I'll use enough to recommend it be checked out for really good minimalist design.

Another excellent tool for Traveller Referee's to make the world more interesting without having to plot the entire planet's climatology. Recommend and will use in my games. Thanks!

A great resource for the pertinent details of a starport. Not too detailed, but covers enough to make each starport different. Definitely recommend and will use myself.

An interesting take on solo RPGing, including some neat ways to make GM decisions neutrally. Recommended.