Lovecraft Country: Dark Expeditions

Statistics: Delta Green: Countdown

Core Game Ratings

Rating: 8.49 / Ranking: 1

These ratings are based on 85 ratings with 1.52 average weight and 6 reviews.

This is compared to an index-wide 3.64 average ratings and 1.98 average weight.

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Core Game Comments

All User Comments

Rating User Comments
10 / 10YossarianIn my opinion, this book is slightly better than the core DG book, which is no mean feat. The reason for this is that Countdown doesn't show it's age at all. The stuff in it can be used in the 90s, 00s or 10s, with little or no modification.
10 / 10QusoorCrammed with more information than anyone can ever use in their campaign ever. So rich, so creative. A high-water mark in RPGs.
10 / 10WoodRaises the bar set by Delta Green.
10 / 10Paul of CthulhuOne of the best Call of Cthulhu supplements produced to date.
10 / 10Big WillyWow. Tynes and Hastur. Is the adventure even playable? Deadly.
10 / 10Jim DelRossoContinues in the tradition of DG: infusing freshness into the Mythos without changing its core themes, and making it gameable as hell. Great stuff.
10 / 10Zachary The FirstFantastic game. There's very little wrong with this game--near-flawless in execution.
10 / 10Zounds!The second-greatest game supplement ever published. (Delta Green itself is still number 1.)
9 / 10Leonardo GonzalezThis supplement elevates the entire Delta Green experience
9 / 10JDCorleyDeserves the accolades - this is even better than the main DG book.
8 / 10gm_insightExcellent book. Been playing this for a while. And i'm loving it.
8 / 10TrippyHippyMore of the same from the Delta Green crew - still excellently written, and more internationalist in approach. The work on Hastur is worth the price of admission alone.
8 / 10UruushGood follow-up to the core book - gets a bonus point from me for the Russia coverage.
7 / 10thadrineActually picked this up because of the reviews here. It is a much better source book than the Core DG book was, but was still rather useless compared to what 5min on the internet can offer.
7 / 10OliveiraPacked with stuff - a lot of it very good.
7 / 10SJBenoistComparable in quality to the first.
5 / 10mordrid3141I really dislike Delta Green, but this book has other uses for other games.

Core Game Reviews

All RPGnet Reviews

[ Link 1 Possible Reviews ]
Rating User Summary
5 + 5Lisa PadolCountdown.
5 + 5Derek GuderCountdown.
5 + 5Brent DragooCountdown.
5 + 5Jonathan WittCountdown.
5 + 5Josh HarrisonCountdown.
5 + 5Darren MacLennanCountdown.

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