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Cyberpunk v3

Apparently, it sucked… dont bother.

http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/catalog/product_reviews.php?products_id=3209

to sum up, the reviews say that there was many portions of the book copied and pasted from CP2020 and Fuzion, and the art is barbie dolls dressed cp.. those might be cute.

so there ya go.

Not a very cyberpunk thing to base your opinion on what everyone else says, rather than experiencing the information for yourself - and art does not make a game, especially not a tabletop one. For instance, to anyone that can hold a pencil, the vast majority of the art in the 2020 rulebook was utter crap.

Of course, that isn't to say that v3 is any good. As someone who bought it, IMO, it's a load of bollocks - in that it's a bunch of half-assed ideas that the authors seemingly wanted to be in the game but with no real justification for it being there beyond "just because" and some quarter-assed, loose, nonsensical plot bits attempting to hold it together like three rolls of duct tape holding together half a lamborghini to half a Yugo as the senseless frankenstein hybrid barrels down the highway.

But the rules are decent.


Best thing to do is go to your local game/hobby/book shop, pick it up and read a bit. See if you like it for yourself.

I would suggest buying this: http://www.dp9.com/Products/Corerules.htm

And writing your own Cyberpunk game to go with it. The Silhouette system is insanely fast, simple, realistic and modifiable with so little effort that you'll wonder why you hadn't played with it before. There are no rules for cyberware/matrix per se, but the rules proper shouldn't take anyone with very basic math skills and the ability to reason more than fifteen minutes to write. It's that easy to extrapolate on.