For those in love with the versatility of the d6 System (which is free from the right sources, or negligible in cost here at DTRPG), this work is a PERFECT addition to grant rules to integrate "Call of Cthulu" Lovecraftian-style gaming into what is already an incredibly simple (and inexpensive) gaming system.

Furthermore, I was persuaded to make the purchase when another customer asked for a user-editable character sheet in the comments here, and the author replied less than a day later saying he'd created one and provided a link to it, free of charge. THAT kind of care for the fans is what makes gaming great, and I am happy to purchase from and support ANY game designer, developer, or content creator who provides such amazing value to his fans.

For the TL;DR review:

System is fast, comprehenisve, and lore-friendly to any 2d6-style RPG as an addition, or can be played as a standalone RPG. Game designer provides outstanding support to gamers, and the price is definitely reasonable.

I think Thomas B's review pretty much hit the highlights, so I'll keep my review brief. Then Genre Diversion 1.1 rules are fast and with this rule book you could easily do X-Files, Fringe, Buffy the vampire slayer, Bureau 13, really any game that crosses into the supernatural. Highly recommended.

The Good:

• Options packed on top of options
• A ton of useful material, including 9 complete adventures and 21 sample characters
• An implied setting, but nothing hardwired, so you can pick and choose as you like
• A large number of sample monsters, as well as the tools to devise your own
• Great price, especially for the content

The Bad:

• Some of the naming conventions on the monsters are perhaps confusing
• The title is fairly misleading as to the sheer depth of play available in this book

For my full review, please visit: http://mostunreadblogever.blogspot.com/2011/02/tommys-take-on-ghostories-expanded-rpg.html