Starfinder Murder in Metal City Deluxe Adventure Game Review

In lieu of a traditional starter set for Starfinder Second Edition, Paizo released a Deluxe Adventure called Murder in Metal City. Unlike the Pathfinder Beginner Box, this adventure box isn't designed to be a complete introduction to the game without external resources; it lacks a standard set of dice and a lite version of the rules. However, it is assembled to serve as a starter adventure for level 1 player characters (PCs) as a way to get people comfortable with the system.

Starfinder Murder in Metal City Deluxe Adventure Overview

The Murder in Metal City Deluxe Adventure box ships with a load of content that makes it relatively easy to pick up and play if you already have a base knowledge of the Starfinder Second Edition system. A 64-page adventure details a story on the machine planet of Aballon in which the players are quickly roped into solving a murder mystery of a local community figure. The adventure makes up around two-thirds of those pages, clocking it shorter than Paizo's standard adventure path book length. The backmatter contains an NPC gallery, information on Tech-based faiths, details on relevant locations in the story, and additional bestiary-style entries of the included creatures.

Players don't need to worry about rolling up their own characters if they don't want to—six pre-generated character sheets…

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