The tiles in this set are beautifully drawn, and excellent use of PDF layers offers a wide range of customization options. The set is designed for pulp games, but with judicious use of the layers, you could adjust the church and its grounds for use in fantasy games, too. The catacombs don't even need customization to serve well in multiple genres.

Another great item from Empty Room. These particular tiles will work wonderfully well to help lay out your city for any miniatures action you want. They even provide some vehicles (though admittedly they are only really useful for late 1920' to 1930's pulp action). The church is well configured for all sorts of adventuring (including the catacombs beneath the graveyard) and should work very will with your Horror or Crime or Call of Cthulhu type adventures. In addition, there are items you can use to replace the existing features within the church, or change the configuration by adding more doors and stained glass windows. There are event items which would even allow you to make it abandoned if you wanted. Plenty of "extras" are included too in the form of spare church features, sidewalk tiles, and various stretches of road and road intersections, complete with storm drains and manhole covers. All in all, this is an excellent piece of work with superior graphics which should be easily enough to reproduce. The diagrams also include trim lines so you can fit the church together on your tabletop. Overall, I have to rate this one a 5 for flexibility and all the extras! Good job, Empty Room.

Finally some great tiles to use with my Call of Cthulhu games! This should work well enough in '20s and modern settings as well. I also just purchased and printed off the HMS Shearwater in this line and will soon be mounting that onto foamcore.