This was such a fun game. It took around 3 hours with three players. I had each level up one so they felt a bit of autonomy with the character. The had a good time. It was a fill in for a game session where two players out of five had to miss and this was perfect fill in for the session. I liked the characters offered, the situation, and the NPCs as well. I did set a few items apart, such as giving security better shooting and the captain a leadership edge and those type of simple shifts. Great $2 fun and laughs.

The only other thing I would have found helpful would have been a quick sketch of the ship.

I just learned about Atomic Ninja, but this oneshot has me wanting to play the all! The best pregens and a hilarious setting. Give this one a try you won't regret it.

I slipped this gem into my ongoing campaign and expanded it a bit. The maps are worth the price your asking alone and the story is layed out clearly and gets your players deeply, pun there, involved. It is complex without bogging down and yet kept the interest of my players. Don't stop creating stories.

I really like this simple book filled with hours of fun game play. It can be used with two people very nicely. My daughter and I spent an entire day playing and that was only one little adventure. I like that it includes the random tables for towns, settlements etc and if you only learn that playing a solo RPG can be easy and fun then you win. It is basic, not huge tome, and well worth the $4! Others have covered the rest.

Excellent digital copy and yes, I went on to purchase the paperbac copy of the book. Love the simplified system and may run my next game using it or the OSR format.

Not having the ability to easily print pdf formatted hexagon shapes makes this digital download pretty worthless. Wasted $6. Since I can't really run a game with this I can't judge the game itself. The hard copy is out of print. This review is strictly on the usability of the digital download to enable one to easily run the game.

When sitting with six players in about to battle you do NOT want to start pulling out the Monster book or carry it with you. I printed these on cardstock and solicited the family to help cut them out. Before each session I pull out my monster cards and a those for random encounters and I am set. I printed in black and white and highlighted them myself. The print is great and well marked and stated cards. Excellent resource and well worth the asking price! There are missing monsters due to copywrite issues, but few and it is easy enough to make a quick card of those as well as your own created monsters, the flumph and Mephits are examples. Their are very few of that type.