Gang Busters: The Blue Book Detective Agency on sale now!

[Mark Hunt]

Interested in the Prohibition Era of the Roaring Twenties and Dirty Thirties?

You are not alone! This is the role-playing game of Gangsters, Gun molls,Gumshoes, and G-Men.

The Blue Book Detective Agency Beginner Game is a slimmed down version of the classic Gangbusters rules.

The Blue Book Detective Agency Beginner Game is a complete, standalone product and contains everything that two or more players need to role-play characters involved in the action and adventure of the 1920's.

Players can enjoy many hours of entertainment with just the contents of this book.
Play the world's Greatest game of Cops and Robbers!

www.lulu.com/shop/mark-hunt/gang-busters-basic-rules/paperback/product-22546191.html

[Mark Hunt]

This is the basic set and only covers the Detectives, it is a beginners guide for those who do not have access to the box set. It is 100% compatible with all the old rules and adventures. Why add pulp stuff, well because it was mentioned by TSR in Polyhedron. They even went as far to create a adventure that had the players fight giant bugs. So as always when playing a RPG everything is up to the players and Judge what they want in their games.

[Deleted]

Looks great! Are there any plans for rules covering the mobsters? 

[Mark Hunt]

Yes,That is the short answer!

link

[kpeterson]

Feb 1, 2016 5:28:16 GMT -6 Mark Hunt said:

This is the basic set and only covers the Detectives, it is a beginners guide for those who do not have access to the box set.

Is the boxed set the full product, and is that available? Besides the boxed set, is there an 'advanced' set scheduled for release?

[Deleted]

It seems Rpnow and Lulu don't offer it anymore.

Would you kindly shed some light on it Mark?

[Finarvyn]

Finally tracked down a copy of this, although the cover doesn't look like the picture in the OP above. Haven't gotten far into reading it, but I love Gangbusters and this seems to have the same kind of feel to it as the original.

[Finarvyn]

Hmmm. I noted that the link in Mark's post don't go anywhere and he hasn't logged in here since February, 2016. My guess is there won't be much chatter in this thread.