Great art and the layout is very reminiscent of the core SWADE book. I do appreciate the care the publisher used in recreating the factions and NPCs while leaving some things yet to be explored. The conduits are an amazing concept for capturing the video game feel in a TTRPG. The accessories the publisher has available will make this super easy to run at my local convention too.

Great addition to my sci-fi campaign. Even though we don't do a lot of combat, the players seem to enjoy the options.

You have all those goblin mini's sitting around, now it's time to customize them and give them some real personality!! My table has quite a bit of experience with Savage Worlds from my fantasy-cyberpunk campaign. They're used to me bringing one-shots to the table, but they rarely want to do more than two sessions of another campaign/setting. We're up to three sessions so far. My niece is now asking about RUNNING SotGH -- which is huge for me since I've been trying to get her to run her own D&D game for her friends for almost a year now. Although I wouldn't recommend this as a first campaign for first time GMs with inexperienced players, I would very, very highly recommend it as a first Savage Setting for first time GMs with experienced tables or for groups wanting to transition from other fantasy rules to the Savage Worlds system (and you can't go wrong with the price!). If you're already experienced with Savage Worlds, you'll appreciate the professionalism that has gone into this product. And don't forget to grab the one sheets, too.

I wish that this had been out BEFORE a friend ran Necessary Evil. That group has a player with a borderline overbearing need to play Good characters, and he almost sat out the NE campaign. I think he would have happily jumped in with a Sewer Rat.

Since it's RAW instead of Necessary Evil level modification, this can be easily added to many Savage Worlds campaigns, or played stand alone for a TMNT flavored game.