So, I got the pdf. Thus far I haven't had time to read much, but I did read the character generation bit (typically my fave part in any rpg). I have to say, I am disappointed. I LOVE the rules light feel of the game, but I had hoped it would not mean skimping out on character options, but sadly it does. Majorly.
The biggest victim is the Nano, the mage class. It has absolutely shit options at each tier (level). Basically, each level it gets esoteries (aka spells) and they are not only way too few, but they are completely uninspiring.
Focuses and Descriptors offer more options and are more interesting, but again they only add a bit more options to your character. The main options are the powers/esoteries etc your PC gets at each level, and the Nano and the Jack both kinda get shafted. The Glaive (warrior) gets warrior type skills each tier, and they are somewhat better (but boring and uninspired). A pity.
More effort/imagination has been put into special items (aka magic items) which are basically high technology/wondrous type items. I wish a similar amount had been put into PC powers/abilities at each Tier.
As it is I do not see myself running this game, or heck even playing. If I do play it will likely be as a Glaive, with the Howling at the Moon Focus, as that does seem like a flavorful badass type of character. And likely never again after that character. I will also not be purchasing any of the supplements.
