I found this game quite well designed and set up. It was well laid out and logically structured in how the book was put together in sections. I do feel that it could have used a few more examples of creatures that had evolved after/ been breed before the cataclysm to show how they thought such things should be built. They did include a few "mutations" that where for creatures only.

The way that they chose to make the Equipment list as simple and generic as possible so that a GM or a Player can be creative and define the gear as they see fit.

The way that they divided up the simple and more complex skill/ combat systems into two separate sections is a very nice touch in my mind. It allows the GM to select the level of complexity/ detail they want, and not have to hunt for all the details they need.

The list of basic NPC templates as they call them gives a GM a head start on creating a set of Villains/ other Characters, all that is needed is to pop in the weapons, armor and incidental gear the template has and they are good to go.

Quite an enjoyable RPG set after the Earth has been nuked. The Earth is now populated by pure humans, mutants, evolved animals, robots, etc.

The setting/theme reminds me of a video game: Fallout 3. Earth AD.2 contains: character stocks, skills, gimmicks, vehicles, equipment, & background history. The PDF is approximately 90 pages.

A good buy for £3.13.

The enhancement pack is worth getting as well.

There are SOME resources on the Precis website, but, some you have to pay for by joining a premium club. More resources/supplement would be nice.

I purchased it almost only for the setting. And it was worth the bucks. After the great nuclear war the Earth has changed and there are saved humans, mutants, evolved animals, robots and many weird technical things for the player to get. You can play an mixed group or an specific group which leads to different adventures. The rules are not my favored example for leading a game, but managable.

A great update of the classic EarthAD setting. Now EarthAD gets the full treatment of the Genre Diversion-i system. This book contains great setting information and an excellent adaptation to the improved rules set. If you want to play in a post-cataclysmic Earth, then these rules are for you. If you liked the original EarthAD rules, then get this updated version. Rules are included for genetic mutations as well as land, water, and air vehicles. So it's a good set of rules to have just to add to you other GDi rules sets. The layout is excellent and the included art work, while sparse, is quite good. Overall, this is an excellent product, which is well worth the time and money.<br><br> <b>LIKED</b>: Somebody must be reading the reviews, because you can copy the text from this PDF and paste it into other applications. Finally, I can save time when creating scenarios and character sheets, especially for conventions.<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: I'd like to see more sourcebooks and scenarios for this setting, as well as the continued updating of classic GD books to the GDi standard.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>