Alien RPG: Destroyer of Worlds | Review and Page-Through

Jeff dives into the latest cinematic adventure Destroyer of Worlds, for Alien: The Roleplaying Game, from Free League Publishing. The 88 page adventure and accessories is available in a boxed set for $29.99 or in PDF, at DriveThruRPG, for $14.99. Is this yet another glorious day in the core? Or should we avoid this completely and nuke it from orbit? You'll find out.
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0:00 Introduction
2:38 Looking at the adventure accessories
8:29 Paging through the adventure
14:28 Peeking at the various cards
18:48 Final thoughts and review score

[@thrrax]

Actually, the oil refineries are for plastics production. Power generation in the Alien universe comes mainly from nuclear fusion.

[@agrayday7816]

Thanks for the look Jeff!

[@greenlight758]

This is supposed to be cinematic but took 3 sittings for my party. We are just slow and talkative I guess.

[@kevinbirge2130]

Cinematic seems to be an excursion into acting at the expense of agency. A powerful tool, if you and your group are willing to embrace the limits and focus on the game as performance art.

[@deejaytee]

"It's not for all players" should not be a negative. No game is for all players. I would argue that it's the Alien RPG's strength that it structures its character progression as it does, and that the cinematics (which are again, supposed to be like this) are as deadly as they are.

[@Thegaminggang]

Pointing out this adventure isn't for everyone wasn't used as a negative....

[@machinegundevildog5097]

Characters are supposed to die that’s the point of the threat