I bought the original Savage Worlds years ago and have been a fan ever since. This new Adventure Edition has honed what was already a near-perfect game system to a razor sharp game of absolute awesomeness. This is a game that, once you've read or played it, you'll find yourself watching movies or TV or even real-life events and mentally converting it all to Savage Worlds. It a game that is not only FUN, but it makes sense. Whether you're stalking the streets at night in search of a vampire, having a fistfight on the wing of a bi-plane, piloting a starfighter through an asteroid field or whatever else your imagination can come up with, Savage Worlds not only does it but does it incredibly well. Don't be surprised if, after playing in a Savage Worlds game, you suddenly find it not only shooting to the top of your list of favorite games, but becoming your go-to system for gaming in general.

Do yourself a favor and purchase the Savage Worlds Adventure Edition. You will not regret it.

Staring into the eye of madness, the abyss, the apocalypse... if you need a one-sentence description of Delta Green, that would do. I have been a fan of Delta Green since it first appeared as a modern-day era supplement for Call of Cthulhu. I loved it then, but this is my hands-down favorite now. There are many horror-themed games on the market, but few are willing to cross that invisible line into a world where death and madness are not possibilities, they are inevitable. Delta Green pulls no punches and I love it all the more for that.

Yes, characters are fighting the "good" fight, but that's only a single (and perhaps least interesting) facet of the game. It's that downward spiral your characters inevitably slip into that really gives some gravitas and meat (pun intended) to the setting. Could you run a Mythos version of the X-Files with this? Sure. But, you'd be better off seeking your entertainment elsewhere. Pushing back the unknown, one mission at a time- that's DG. Watching your relationships disintegrate before your eyes because you can't tell them what you have seen or done, and those things invariably making you a colder, harder person... that's DG. Driving down the country road, your clothes covered in your partner's (who is dead in the seat next to you) blood and you have to get rid of the body because no one can know about how he died or why... that's DG.

I cannot give this game high enough marks. It's damn-near perfect. If you love horror and mystery that does not hold your hand, you need to buy Delta Green!

This is on par with a superhero movie score. Just listening to this makes me want to play the game. Well done!

I recently heard a soundtrack for another supers game and it was just horrible. This one track, on the othe hand, is more than I could have hoped for.

I can't wait for the whole soundtrack now.