I'm about to start an Outgunned campaign, and the more I examine the game the more I love it's design and feel. This is the kind of TTRPG I wish I'd written myself: The mechanics are relatively simple, highly playable and capture a sense of action and urgency. Mostly, Outgunned is just plain fun. I have a suspicion it might become my new favourite RPG.

Black Star might just be my favourite RPG right now. It's tempting to underestimate the small-format rule-lite Core book, but don't be fooled - Black Star has depth and flexibility as well as being very, very playable.

The game mechanics make sense and work for various play situations, are satisfyingly complex while still being fast and fun and easy to play. It's adaptable to a massive range of campaign settings and is going to be my go-to for science fiction roleplaying in the future

What a fun and playable Black Star compatible adventure to kick a campaign off with! One thing I really liked is the foreshadowing, the sense that this is part of a larger story arc and big things are coming. I know that this kind of cinematic adventure doesn't need tactical maps, , but some of the locations need a diagram - the descritions are reference like a map key, but there's no map to look them up on