This is the perfect layout for a small smuggler vessel. If you need a quick map on the fly it will be very useful for you. The fact that it comes in different styles is a great plus as well, I never like having the squares in the way so having the options of squares, hexes, or blank is always great.

I love these maps, for those who like to have the internal layout of a ship ready to go this is the map for you. I do love building maps from square one but there are also times when there is no time to do that, that is when this kind of excellent work comes in handy.

Fantastic for Fallout and other post-apocalyptic games. Great quality as always.

THisa has to be one of the worst maps I've ever purchased. What you get is some very basic buildings dropped in two rows on a starw background. That's it: no road, no plants, no rocks, no watering troughs, no trees, no bushes, nothing. It looks like something a GM threw together in a couple minutes while his players were stting at the table. It went straight into my trash can. I can't believe these guys had the gall to charge $6 for this.

I wish it were clearer that this is nowhere near 28mm scale. At least this one has a grid, unlike the other one in this line. But it is still of basically no use to me and it has the same problem the other one does- random cars and stuff just plopped on the map. I want to place my own stuff, if you want to insist that there are cars, make them optional cutouts you can lay on the map.

This is not at all like many of the other releases in the line. Some folks have already mentioned the less-than-handy random vehicle in the middle of the street issue- so that's not very helpful- but my biggest gripe is there's no grid! The second City Blocks release fixed that problem, but honestly this product is of zero use to me. How can these guys put out a map like this without a 1-inch grid or hex! I am sorely disappointed.

These are perfect for getting great looking terrain on the table fast! Love them :)

This was a great token pack full of different icons for use in many fantasy settings. For my DnD Ravenloft group in particular we've found a new joy seeing combat visually vs descriptions

This fit a modern setting quite well. Nice multi-level map

Very cool work here. It is perfect for any cifi/ modern sstreet battle or street encounter. If you are using Roll20 and have dynamic lighting you can block out the shop inside details until the PCs make an entrance. Even if you are using them for live games, having both the streets and the inside of the buildings available is very helpful.

Good digital paper minis ( which actually become really good when considering the original subject ). Finally again with appropriate front and back art.

Once again, Dramascape delivers a high quality product which will see a lot of use on my virtual tabletop. The only thing I did not like was the large, gaping opening leading to the road (for a "secret" bio lab?) and the lighting effects didn't seem to make sense to me. Still, it's a good product and well worth the price point.

Great layout for the games I play, my freinds and I love it.

The artwork is very nice. The biggest disappontment is that the VTT (single image) versions have no hex lines (the Space Station map does have them, but they are very faint). I was hoping to be able to print a single large hex map (instead of having to trim and tape together 18 pages to make the map), but that option is not available. It would have been better if there were full-size hex AND grid versions included, or at least a full-size PDF with layers that you could change.

This map product is 5 full color 32 x 30 inch levels of a Victorian Asylum.

That bit was easy for me to gloss over, but seriously, there's 5 levels to this this building.

What I was looking for was a product that I could download, print out, gluestick to carboard, and use for the entireity of a spooky dungeon crawl, with 1-inch grid movement spaces for tactical combat in my 1-inch game of choice, without having to put together any "build as you go" tiles, in a single file.

That's exactly was this was. This was the Asylum-themed "dungeon in a pdf" that I needed. I'll never need another one.