Very useful to further build upon a more science fiction Everyday Heroes setting.

Although this is technically just a "setting book", Skull Island and its varied killer inhabitants are great to make a backdrop of its own, or to use as a specifically brutal destination for any Everyday Heroes game.

A new and interesting take on giant monsters and how to fight them in a roleplaying game. The Neural Handshake/Drift mechanic is on point with the setting, and the "Bonded Twins" Class can be a very cool way to run your own Jaeger if you don't want to deal with another player. An excellent addition to the Everyday Heroes family.

Mutants! Mutants! Mutants! Even if you set aside the fact that this Cinematic Adventures book has the Rekall machine to add some cool mental layering to your Everyday Heroes games, the addition of mutant origins and powers work great in any setting that you allow them.

The addition of dueling rules and the Immortals themselves to Everyday Heroes is perfect.

An excellent product on its own. but knowing that it is the core system built on by all the Cinematic Adventures? That is the icing on the cake.

What an excellent set of files! Super detailed, and was perfectly fit to scale down and print for some boardgame token replacements.

A great read! If I had only one critique from a creative standpoint, it would be that the Baali always played off to me as a secret, clandestine organization behind the scenes. Some of the things they are doing in this book are a little over-the-top in the open, in my opinion.

Very good quality writing and balanced game play, however.

While it might be a short little add on, it was well thought out and seemed pretty fairly tested. Good job!