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<blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 8854694" data-attributes="member: 86653">If you're okay with teenage PCs, the best PbtA supers game right now is Masks: A New Generation. It is very much a teenage-drama superhero game. Some general lighter supers games you might dig are Above the Earth, Supers Revised Edition, Galaxies in Peril, or Icons. If you don't mind out-of-print stuff, Marvel Heroic is a fantastic implementation of the Cortex system. For cyberpunk, most of the books are fatter. The Sprawl is PbtA and clocks in around 256 pages. CY_BORG is a Mork Borg game that clocks in around 168 pages. For space opera there's Classic Traveller, or the modern Cepheus Engine games. Many of them are free and span anywhere from a dozen to a few hundred pages depending on the variety you like. If you're familiar with most any version of Traveller, you can pick up Cepheus in a snap.Into the Odd, Weird North, Cairn, Electric Bastionland, and Ultraviolet Grasslands are all great for various levels of weird fantasy. For post apocalyptic you can't go wrong with the game that started PbtA...Apocalypse World.There are various 2400-based games available on itch.io. It's a rules ultralight game. A few more pages than Lasers &amp; Feelings, but it's in that neighborhood. There's also tons of hacks of L&amp;F. Just about any genre you could want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="overgeeked, post: 8854694, member: 86653"] If you're okay with [I]teenage[/I] PCs, the best PbtA supers game right now is Masks: A New Generation. It is very much a teenage-drama superhero game. Some general lighter supers games you might dig are Above the Earth, Supers Revised Edition, Galaxies in Peril, or Icons. If you don't mind out-of-print stuff, Marvel Heroic is a fantastic implementation of the Cortex system. For cyberpunk, most of the books are fatter. The Sprawl is PbtA and clocks in around 256 pages. CY_BORG is a Mork Borg game that clocks in around 168 pages. For space opera there's Classic Traveller, or the modern Cepheus Engine games. Many of them are free and span anywhere from a dozen to a few hundred pages depending on the variety you like. If you're familiar with most any version of Traveller, you can pick up Cepheus in a snap. Into the Odd, Weird North, Cairn, Electric Bastionland, and Ultraviolet Grasslands are all great for various levels of weird fantasy. For post apocalyptic you can't go wrong with the game that started PbtA...Apocalypse World. There are various 2400-based games available on itch.io. It's a rules ultralight game. A few more pages than Lasers & Feelings, but it's in that neighborhood. There's also tons of hacks of L&F. Just about any genre you could want. [/QUOTE]

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