Well written, great layout, excellent execution. I'm especially thankful for the pregens and supplemental files for easy print out before sessions.

Recently read most of David A Hill's "Avremier" supplement and really enjoy his ideas and originality with this great setting. After 30+ years, it's been slow cooked to a rich maturity that reminds me in some ways of "Empire of The Petal Throne" material. Check it out! It can be easily used with Original '74 D&D and other classic OSR clones.

Phenomenal resource, Well done! My only dislike is the two page layout as I'd prefer to print it booklet style

Fantastic! This will be my space opera go-to for the foreseeable future!

Having seen this being crafted from its very genesis, I can tell you that this has been a labor of love for Larry, Bill, and the rest of those involved. It's a light, flexible, scalable system which is exactly what I like. It's family friendly, and easy enough for those that have never rolled RPG dice to learn to use those d10's! Buy it, read it, play it! (and invite some kids in on the fun!)

I've been watching, waiting, and in many ways participating in the epic journey that has created Delving Deeper. The guys involved are all passionately devoted to quality and faithfulness to the "originals" without violating the OGL.

My gaming geek friends, if you want to play the Original like it would have been played when there were only 3 little brown books, this is your opportunity to delve deeper into the core of where all of this "RPG" thing started. It was fast, fantastical, and fun... Well, done guys!

A decent product, hard to complain about "free," but password protected from printing means it goes in my "recycle bin" and not my GM binder.

A nice free download, but password protected to print it?!

What a great deal for some well-done paper mini's!

I confess I'm not usually caught up in the zombie/apocalypse genre as many see to be these days.... However, I grabbed this as soon as I saw it available. I was and currently am a fan of the old Pacesetter games such as TimeMaster and Star Ace. When I seen Dan's new offering was based on the same mechanics (since he recently acquired and is re-releasing the TimeMaster line) I thought it would be a lot of fun. It is! A slim volume with enough game mechanic meat to make even a zombie GM happy. I look forward to new offerings in this line, and it will be interesting to see what happens to the TimeMaster system as it gets dusted off for a new generation.

Cover art isn't bad! The formatting is inconsistent, some of the tables, etc seem to have been "pasted" in from other sources. Fonts jump from sans serif to serif styles. I don't see how this is not simply a re-branding of already released I.P. material. To me, it just looks like somebody's "tweaked" house rules which as itself is fine for your game-table, but don't try to pass it off as your own or sell it to the public. Beware!

Having watched this system grow and mature, I'm so excited to see it finally available to the public. I'll be using this with kids and maybe even with grownups too. Keep it simple, keep it fun, keep the imagination and shared times wonderful!

Fantastic fun adventure for kids (and grownups too)

I haven't gamed in over 25 years and and am just now coming back to the hobby and bringing my two sons along with me. The AIF is great because often times I don't have time to work up a Star Frontiers or Savage World scenario or just don't have the creative juices flowing. This is exactly what I need. I'm also a professional corporate trainer and speaker by trade. It's amazing how many of the plots just conjure up a lot of ideas that I could use in settings other than RPGs! Great job DwD!