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AGENT X RPG

Author: Stone & Tisdale
Category: game
Company/Publisher: Mind Interactive
Line: AGENT X
Cost: $16.95
Page count: 128
Capsule Review by Jerod Stein on 02/24/00.
Genre tags: Modern_day Espionage Conspiracy Live-action
I had the opportunity to play Agent X at a convention in the San Francisco Bay area. The plot consisted of a Presidential assassination attempt. I picked up a copy of the game while at the con and found it to be a simple but thorough system. It is designed so that it can be played as a LARP or a sit-down RPG. The system uses a deck of cards for determining success or failure. The character generation system uses point allocation similar to Vampire:The Masquerade. Combat was the most complex part of the system. It was often times problematic, due to the stop-action necessary to facilitate LARP combat. Although I didn't play the sit-down game, it seemed as though combat would run a lot smoother in this type of play.

I understand that several supplements will be released over the coming months and am looking forward to playing again.

Style: 4 (Classy and well done)
Substance: 3 (Average)

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