First the good parts: The part that I liked perhaps the most about the book was the very nice way the book was scanned into the computer and the very nice color layout and maps for the scenario provided. The maps perhaps could have had a little more detail within them, (the maps don't show bodies for example) but thats me being somewhat picky. The other thing that was very well executed was the description of the whole worldview and the basic concept which is pretty original. However the main issue is that they basically condense what should be basically a corebook of well over 100 pages (in my opinion) into 50. This means that the powers which in a superhero game are kinda central, are left to a very vague description which frustrated me along with one generic weakness that doesnt always make sense considering the power that could be gained, the other problem was that they mention that side effects from gaining powers might happen, such as insanity and then say, but those arent going to have an effect here. I should empathize though that the combat and general system are pretty nicely done and they allow for adjustments to that part of the game. I would reccomend this though for many reasons, it's fairly reasonably priced, very nice graphics and the file will not take up a large amount on the harddrive, finally the basic idea is one that could easily be used for other games and the setting is very well done. I can't give half a star or it would be 3.5 stars so i'm rounding down to three.