Obvious AI generated art with some pictures featuring obvious artifacts. Roughly 23 unique characters. Hard to tell because some are so similar. Not worth the 10€. The pictures featured in the preview are a bit misleading, because the majority doesn't hold up to the same quality.

Of course there are some similar frames and colour variations, but even so you still get what feels like a metric ton of different frames with a wide variety of different styles. Definitely worth the 6 bucks imho.

Short & on point - exactly what I had hoped for. There are some easy rules for building/salvaging weapons from junk, random tables with special effects those weapons can have, and a bunch of example for weapons, explosives, and accessories. At $1 this is definitely priced too low.

A beautiful world, described in detail without getting repetitive or overburdening, and with great mechanics to support the overall feeling ingame. I love the stress tag system which handles deteriorating equipment. While being super lightweight, it still creates a sense of scarcity. The After is easily one of my favourite settings.

Exactly what I needed for my campaign. Lightweight but thorough addition covering hideouts from a mechanical point of view. Rules absolutely befitting the 3 big Fs of Savage Worlds and enough content to keep players happy without overwhelming them with too many similar options. And if your table wants something terribly specific that isn't covered in the supplement and can't be reproduced by reskinning existing content? Super easy to build one yourself, as the rules for rooms are always the same. They merely differ in where to apply them. I absolutely love it and would happily have paid 3 bucks or more.

Well structured product, made by the same people who have created the SWADE system and CRB content module on Foundry. Just like the CRB module, the PDF was cut into logical pieces, reconstructed in HTML, and completely linked, allowing for easy reading and quick look-up.

Fitting style for the game. And coherent naming conventions to make it easy to implement in VTTs.

What a beauty this one is. I really like the oldschool Shadowrun vibe it has. That's exactly what I was looking for. I'm gonna start me a Savage Shadowrun group based on it. Thanks so much to everyone involved in the making.