Monster of the Week does a great job at helping you tell stories like early Supernatural or X Files where your team enters a place and something weird is going on and they've got to figure it out before it figures them out.

We had a blast. It's toward the top of my "I need to run this again" pile.

The character creation is quick, the options are weird and full of flavor that implies a setting you can jump into. I really like the included adventure for turning something absolutely mundane, a hotel, into a crazy quest.

And the organization is good enough for use by a new GM to look up rules quickly at the table.

All around super fun to use.

This was the first pre-constructed Fate adventure I ran for my group.

Aether Sea honestly runs more like "out of the book" Fate Accelerated than "out of the book" Fate Core. It uses aspects rather than skills, but this was actually a plus for the group I ran it for. Character Creation (even with the addition of Fantasy Races) was a simple 20 minute process as we started playing.

The built in setting is an interesting Spelljammer-esque D&D takes to the stars concept. The included adventure can be short enough for a single night or stretch on for a couple days depending on your group. Creative GMs will also find enough suggested behind the scenes to stretch the adventure into an ongoing campaign.

This product is definitely worth putting a few dollars toward.