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The Fall of Delta Green Reviewed

Title: The Fall of Delta Green

Publisher: Pelgrane Press

Author: Kenneth Hite

Artists: Jen McCleary, Gislaine Avila, Nyra Drakae, Kennedy C. Garza, Melissa Gay, Quintin Gleim, Jérôme Huguenin, David Lewis Johnson, Erika Leveque, Anthony Moravian, Ernanda Souza, and Karolina Wegrzyn

Year: 2018

Genre: A roleplaying game of Lovecraftian horror and dark conspiracies set in the 1960s

Pages: 368 pages

MSRP: $59.95 for the hardcover (with PDF) or $29.95 for the PDF alone at DriveThruRPG

I share my thoughts about the 1960s era roleplaying game of Lovecraftian horror and dark conspiracies, The Fall of Delta Green. The game, from Pelgrane Press, is written by the very well regarded Kenneth Hite.

8.5

SUMMARY

There's plenty of gaming goodness to recommend Ken Hite's The Fall of Delta Green. While the Gumshoe system might not be the most intuitive relatively rules light system out there, it's only the game master who might need to take some time to come to grips with the system. The setting and related content is fantastic. Sadly, for a game which was released in 2018, there isn't a whole lot of supplemental material which has been published by Pelgrane Press. Regardless, I do certainly recommend the game to GMs out there who would be interested in the Lovecraft Mythos and dark conspiracies during the 1960s as an RPG setting.

Summary

There's plenty of gaming goodness to recommend Ken Hite's The Fall of Delta Green. While the Gumshoe system might not be the most intuitive relatively rules light system out there, it's only the game master who might need to take some time to come to grips with the system. The setting and related content is fantastic. Sadly, for a game which was released in 2018, there isn't a whole lot of supplemental material which has been published by Pelgrane Press. Regardless, I do certainly recommend the game to GMs out there who would be interested in the Lovecraft Mythos and dark conspiracies during the 1960s as an RPG setting.
8.5
Jeff McAleer

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