I am a huge fan of D6xD6 as a system- Dungeons is the first "expanded" edition of this great system. Focusing on the classic "dungeon" sword and fantasy genre, it gives you rules to easily set up your own game quickly, offering monsters, spells, charaacter types, etc. for the genre if you want to use them. I does alter the original ruleset in a couple of ways to better reflect the "classic" element of dungeon crwaling, with big heroes and villains battling it out in an easier flow combat system. The "zine" format to me is perfect for an indy game and should be used more often. For gamers looking for cheaper games to play and not lose any real quality, this format is great. And it is inclusive, meaning I can buy it, spend a few generating what I want for my players and run it without having to buy any more books!

Happy to say this game system altered my perception of gaming. I was never a fan of systems with tons of rules and each genre needing it's own rule system. Furthermore I despise character generation. This system allows quick and easy character generation and allows for ANY genre to be played in about 5-10 minutes with a decent GM (or "Host) running the game. It is simple enough that if you need to add additional rules, you can quickly enough to reflect your idea of a particular genre. For my money- quite simply the best RPG system I have used on over 30 years of gaming.

This is a unique solo RPG set of mechanics applicable to any genre. Where I found it a bit hard to comprehend personally I see it as a big step forward in solo roleplaying or even group play as it takes out the need for a GM, handling the grunt work itself. You still need to be creative to make it fun, but that is not a big deal. Basically a vastly expanded set of rules similar to a "Choose Your Own Adventure" from those classic books.