It has useful insights into the setting and a timeline.

I read this & sounds like a fun scenario. I find the 2 hour time limit to be a fascinating mechanic.

A great guide with vehicles and mecha! Can be useful inspiration.

I love this type of generic resource. It's great for inspiration. I would have liked it more if there were examples on how to use those maps.

I enjoy the scope of this product. It would make an interesting campaign to play once I've had more experience with STA. You just need a group that wants to do a war campaign with potential traumatic scenes.

This is a wonderful product with inspirational dungeons which you can fill out for any of your dungeon fantasy games.

This is a wonderful list and description of a variety of weapons throughout history and the world. It can be useful inspiration for any games.

It was a fine. Itès very light and feels like thereès something missing to add substance.

The art feels more just like ladies modeling and doesn't feel elvish. It is decent art but too pinup for my tastes.

Disclaimer: I backed the kickstarter and the designer is a friend.

Headspace is a great game of emotional action. You play professionals opposing power in a dystopian world. When you do some, you will succeed your action no matter what. What changes is the emotional state of your worldview. This is a game which shines when you separate the group which highly different that your typical team-based rpg. Luckily, as your operative (main character) are mentally connected, you don't need to separate the group physically or require the other players to separate character and player knowledge. Another beauty of this game is how each character has specfic skills which fits their niche and then when you separate the group, you shatter the niche protection because an operative can use the skills of other operatives. That is where you roll the dice. You don't roll for success of the action but rather to see if you control the emotion tied to the skill or if the emotion will control your operative.

The game is player facing and most of the ensuing chaos is what the group will create as they react to the emotional cues.

My experience so far has one using one shots.

You take about 2 hours to create your team which includes past team members who are now dead. Those dead operatives are still in your operative's head. This has great story potential in the long term game. Character creation is seamless and generates some fascinating intense stories. In the end, you should have operatives which come some emotional baggage to deal with.

I found the product to be about average. The background on each page made it difficulture to read and I found the art to be suggestive in nature. The game uses the d20 System with a roll under system and open creation instead of roll over with levels.

I found the spell create part to be a neat feature of the rules but I would have loved an example or two.

If you enjoy d20 System and wish to head away from level based system then this could be for you. I've grown disatisfied with the d20 System which is why I gave it such a score.

Dread is a great horror game in how it helps build tension. The tower mechanic lets you bring a physical and visual component to the tension felt in the scenario. Another useful tool which Dread brings are the leading questions which develops the characters and the world. You have to play the game with friends face to face.

I played this game several times with different roles. I found it easy to learn with clear language and instructive book. For those taking the role of GM, Dungeon Worlds great mechanized tools for great game mastering techniques written in a plain language. I recommend it for anyone who wishes to learn the role of GM.

An interesting town to add to your campaign. Good hooks & characters. The font gives a feel this is a written manuscript. Unfortunately, it can make it hard to read.

A good product on building an Earth-like world with a focus on the fantasy. Great tips on where to place terrain and spread intelligent races. The product needs a greater contrast between the grey background and the text in order to increase legibility. The orientation of the maps means you have to rotate the image when reading on a laptop but if you read it on a tablet, you will not have any issue. The map legends are clear to differentiate between the various terrain and ages.