Big Eyes, Small Mouth
Big Eyes, Small Mouth accomplishes what a lot of games want to - it's a genre game that's just the right amount of general (as opposed to too general or not general enough).
Cybergeneration: Revolution 2
The year is 2027, and the Edgerunners have all but vanished; most adults have been assimilated, and spend their days working dull, soulless jobs and their nights dreaming of the days when they had s real future. A…
Fading Suns
The introductory story gives the impression of a dustball out on the edges of the known worlds, sort of run-down but great for scum, villainry, and the poor schmuck of a noble who's there to try and keep an eye on…
Maximum Tech
Realism isn't necessarily a good thing in a game, whether it's a role-playing game or miniatures wargaming, depending on the Game Master and the players involved. The amount of detail in a game is part of that realism,…
Music in Gaming
While lack of background noise can be conducive to roleplaying at some times, and indeed switching around between CDs and cassettes can be extraordinarily distracting to a GM, music remains a fundamental part of…
Starbase Jeff
Starbase Jeff is a card game. It's not a collectible card game, because everybody has exactly the same deck, just shuffled differently. It's not a playing-card game, because, well, they're not playing cards. However,…
The Clans: Warriors of Kerensky
On the other side of the spectrum from Maximum Tech is The Clans: Warriors of Kerensky, which has enough flavor text to choke a camel.