I love this game. The only thing that stops me from giving it a perfect score is, oddly, all of the character classes depict awesome spies. This would be great except that one of the most common tropes in spy movies and novels is the fish out of water where some civilian finds themselves swept up in the espionage game.

The quality of this book is amazing, the development and the classes are a made with love by the creators and have a lot of very fun concepts. True to it intent to bring modern gameplay to 5e in a simple, yet extremely fun way.There's some grammar errors in the book, and, in my opnion, some classes (specially subclasses) need a rebalance/rewrite.Depise that, the overall quality of the product is amazing, and a more than welcome addition to my collection. My group loved the rules of infiltration and combat and I as DM loved the grab and go system using agencies and calibers. A must have if you want some modern (and easy to adapt to any period in time, even in future) gameplay for you ol'D&D 5e

As someone who backed this product on Kickstarter, I couldn't be happier with the results. The spy flavoring is fantastic and flexible enough to be familiar for anyone who knows the 5E System. Wanna run a high-stakes mission ala Casino Royale? Or have your own fantastical Mission Impossible game? Than this is the book to get.

This version of the 5e ruleset is just so much fun. It's a nice twist on familiar rules, giving them a new life!

A wonderful addition to any collection.

The Spy Game is a great riff on the espionage genre using 5e, with a specific focus on the cinematic and high action found in contemporary action-adventure stories. The rules are familiar to anybody who has played the latest edition of That RPG but they do not require somebody to have experience with that ruleset to grok the system. Character creation is class-based, with each class representing a specialization found in spy teams like The Face, Infiltrator, or Technician, among others. Each class further gains one of three subclasses to allow your PC to focus in further on a specific approach to their given trade. Class features are presented in clear and concise language, and there's some fun flavor text to suggest different ways to go about your tradecraft in game.

As you should probably expect in a game inspired by spy movies, there's rules for equipment (including gadgets) and vehicles (including chases), and there's some cool options for adding a "sneaking around the enemy base" scene ala Metal Gear Solid, making stealth more of a fun back and forth game of cat-and-mouse rather than a single failed check resulting in a fight. The language is inclusive and sensitive to the issues of the real world, which I appreciated, and the art and design is great.

If you are new to RPGs or want way to bring your 5e group into a world of intrigue and danger, I definitely recommend checking this one out!