Over at the Department V blog, Smiorgan has written a review of the DayTrippers Core Rules. One thing that's particularly interesting about this review is the "back-to-front" technique, in which you read the book backwards, starting with character sheets and missions, eventually working your way to the front material, such as chargen and setting conceits.

Announcing Version 3.0 of the Creative Commons-licensed DayTrippers Source Rules! This version of the DayTrippers rules was assembled publicly and made available under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License (Cc By 3.0). This means you're free to do with it what you want, hacking it or adding to it, to create your own games!

The RPGPundit has written a review of Golden Age Adventures, which is a massive collection of 16 SF classics in adventure module form, including the full text of all original stories. Authors whose works are here presented, in both original and adventure form, include Stanley G. Weinbaum, Poul Anderson, Jack Vance, H. Beam Piper and Philip K. Dick, among other luminaries of the golden age of science fiction.

Today I realized that the DayTrippers Core Rules had become a SILVER BEST SELLER at DrivethruRPG.com, and the DayTrippers GameMasters Guide is a COPPER BEST SELLER there. I didn't even know!
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DayTrippers Core Rules
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/142287/DayTrippers-Core-Rules

Jaye Foster of 6d6 fame has written a well-thought-out and detailed review of DayTrippers - both the Core Rules book and the GameMasters Guide. Jaye is no newcomer to game design himself, and his breakdown of the game's mechanical and thematic elements is pretty spot-on. If you're curious about running a game of DayTrippers, this is a good review to give you a handle on how it all fits together.