Matthew Grau

Has an interesting setting and really neat pictures, but the rulebook spends way too many pages on rules and not enough on actually explaining the setting. A modern role-playing game shouldn't, in my opinion, spend 200 pages on rules.

Extremely derivative (-1 star) role-playing game, most charitably described as "Rifts with a better back-story," less charitably as "Neon Genesis Evangelion versus Cthulhu," and most accurately described as "three potential copyright infringement lawsuits (-1 star) wrapped in horrible graphic design (-1 star)."

All that said, it accomplishes what it intends. The game mechanics and setting both work.