A wonderfully constructed game of nearlight jousting and dancing on  the vacuum.  Infinite Revolution alloys some of my favorite elements of high-concept scifi, toku, and mecha with a ferocious enthusiasm for its Revolver heroes, and does so with systems both clean enough to be easily taken in over an evening and granular enough to let players carve out their own identity.  I remain extremely eager to see how future additions expand the world, and look forward to the prospect of a physical edition.

Hell Grinders does exactly what you need: gives you the framework to run a couple hours of brutality with extreme 'heroes' shredding hardcore monsters that have just enough crunch to make them feel interesting without overwhelming. A good entrypoint into LUMEN and a great system for running a game with a heart made of boomer-shooter nonsense.

Slamming a Surge cola before playing is about the only way you could make this better.

Wow this ist packed.

I've only skimmed through most of it, but I've found it's really hard to find what's important. Everything flows into each other and it is sometimes difficult to follow where it goes from there.

This can be seen on pages 8 to 10, where it goes seamlessly from Safety Tools to the explanation of what the SM is, Miniatures, ... the map system and then what clocks and shilde are.
And that is all one continuous text. It is very difficult to find the right thing when reading across.

I found it confusing during character creation when suddenly there seems to be a list of archetypes on the right-hand side. And the text is already 4 steps further along.

I know there are already more than 50 pages, but I think it would be more advantageous to have a little more space for everything and to use small graphics.

But apart from that it all looks very high quality. There is also a lot of knowledge and a lot of thought that goes into it.  

Review is part of the 5-Star-Day

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