This game delievers everything that it promises. Throwing yourself into the melodrama, conflict, and backflipping action of pro-wrestling is a great palate cleanser for when your group starts to get bogged down. If you've got some real fans at your table, this game can easily support a campaign that will keep everyone engaged.

Monsterhearts and Monsterhearts 2 are, in my opinion, the best written PBTA Games out there. Not a game for every table, but the perfect game to scratch your itch if you're looking for melodrama and the opportunity to explore characters in crisis. Genuinely give this book a read even if you're not interested in playing sexy teenage monsters, the insigns into playing people driven to make poor decisions will be worth your time.

Mechanically well designed, like most playtests a little on the powerful side but not gamebreakingly so. It doesn't quite capture the spirit of the Artificer from Eberron which left me disappointed.

A new style RPG that plays in a very satisfying way at the table. Keith Baker is an absolute master of setting design, so even if your not interested in trying a card based RPG this book will be a value to you. A dark, early apocalypse is a world that seem to take inspiration from Roman and Japanese myth and history.

Fantastic setting with a rules system that allows for over the top action, or gritty horror. Would be a very satisfying game for fans of Shadowrun who wan't a simpler rules system without sacrificing distinctive gear and skills.

As a huge fan of the original game I am incredibly happy with the new edition. The machnics are very different, so don't expent to be able to port your old characters directly, but the feel is spot on. The designers have done with 2nd Edition what they did with 1st, stood on the forward edge of narrative design and married it perfectly with satisfying game mechanics.