This is the best take on hacking and using the net in a cyberpunk game I have seen. I actually rate this book higher than the core book and recommend it to anyone wanting to run a cyberpunk game in any system. (The core book is good too, not knocking it.)

Zozer made a winner with this one. If you're looking for a game for playing agents in the shadows of the world of big money and high politics, you found it.

One of the best modern cyberpunk games one can get. A true spiritual successor to Cyberpunk 2020.

It's definitely a bring-your-own-setting game but everything else is here.

A solid use of the d20 system everyone knows with a couple of minor changes that make a massive difference and fit it very well to the genre.

Amazing setting, broken system.

The system is such that your PC is going to have volatile stats as failures with reduce stats and you need to roll two success concurrently to pass a skill check. This system will make your players unhappy.

The system is just bad. It's broken at multiple levels and will leave you frustrated trying to get them to work. It needs to be pulled off the market and remade with a real system.

If you're looking for a late medieval period RPG that's skills based, this is it. It uses a tried and true system and combines it with a rich and exciting setting.

If you're looking for a fast and fun heroic space opera game, you found it. I would also strongly encourage you to go ahead and buy the Black Star Companion as the two together seem to feel more complete.

Mr. Crawford had done a good job of making a system run your cyberpunk game with an old school d20 familiarity. The biggest thing about Cities Without Number is it's compatibility with Stars Without Number; this will add a lot of richness to your ongoing SWN game. If you're committed to the level/class style of game play, this is an excellent game to have.

My only critiques are that all of the setting material and tables are trapped in the early 90s and that the class/level based system isn't the best way to do cyberpunk. If you bring your own setting and use the tables to fill things out, they have value but I don't think it's the best way to build a setting from scratch.