Some great ideas are here but not a complete game. I guess I'll be using Bubblegumshoe for my Riverdale / Veronica Mars type games instead.

A unique game that gives each player two characters, one human, the other Fae and then all the characters interact with each other. I haven't gotten a chance to try it out yet but I'm eager to since the concept is novel and representation of the fae is very reminiscient of fairy tales of mischevious fairies.

When it comes to the books of CyberGeneration 2027 I have to say that this is the worst thing that I have ever laid my eyes on, compared to the books originally made by R.Talsorian Games this "thing" looks like it was thrown together by a chimp.

the art in the book looks like it was drawn by a twelve year old trying there hand at manga for the first time; The writing is in a whole league of it's own and I will tell you that this League is not even in the same solar system as the others, it's childish, overworked and frankly it's obvious that who ever wrote the articles barely had a grasp on the system in the first place and is just trying to fill up as much space as possible to try and trick the reader into thinking he knows as much as you.

They tried to introduce cool new yo-gangs, sadly falling flat on there face, with extremely un-inventive names and background information, nothing that they try to accomplish with this book panned out for them; I would hate to see the other drivel that FireStorm INK. has put out if this is an example of what they call a "Published Work".

Over all, this book is just trash. The writing sucks, the art makes you wonder if Firestorm INK has any pride in there books at all and the Ideas and concepts contained within this book is the most boring shit I have ever read.

Do not waste your money on this.

An excellent, fun game that really allows for creativity and humor, but also a fun system for a night or two of play.

While the Creative Commons version would be good to have as a way to help new players design some characters or gain some basic familiarity with the rules, the broader version, simply Critical! Go Westerly, is recommended even more.