The era of digital delivery is here. Our titles are now instantly available at DriveThruRPG.com, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

• DriveThruRPG.com
  is the first completely professional gaming e-Book site, and it offers secure downloads using Adobe's secure server technology. This allows us to offer our full line of products as e-Books on the site. Basically what iTunes is for music, DriveThruRPG.com is for roleplaying games. It's a virtual gaming superstore with products from top RPG publishers, from current releases to the classic games that brings us back to our own “good old days.”

• First Comments
  "I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you for making these works available in this format. I've just gotten done picking up the first three items I wanted (things for T2K I never was able to get the first time around.) and will certainly be getting more when I can afford to."
  

  William

• A couple of notes (from our first user):
  1. You need Adobe Acrobat 6.0 or Reader 6.0. It wouldn't let me download it with my version 5.0. Getting Reader 6.0.1 from the Adobe website involved a 22+ MB download, and then it wanted to install PhotoShop also. Watch for this and I hope that you have broadband; I would have been toast with my previous dial-up connection.
  2. The website is accepting PayPal or credit card. I used the latter, and it was straight forward through a set of https screens. I ordered from within the US, so that works for sure. You also have to create an account with the site - pretty standard eCommerce stuff.

• Free Downloads
  If you need any further encouragement to give RPG e-Books a try, we're making what we think is an irresistible offer. We're planning a free download promotion for each of our systems... each system will have a promotion week with the Core Rules download available free.

• • Traveller: The New Era. Free download the week of August 2, 2004.
    

  • Marc Miller's Traveller. Free download the week of September 27, 2004.
    

  • 2300 AD. Free download the week of September 6, 2004.