Both define characters in relatively simple terms:ĥ150 has a single stat (REP), two derived skills (Savvy and People), backgrounds, and Attributes (which are small quirky things the character can do). Both are solo play, with the single player using roughly half a dozen characters operating as a team against opponents. Both use miniatures, but are “miniatures agnostic” in that neither has miniatures particularly affiliated with the game so you can use whatever you like or have on hand. In many ways, the two games are very similar. No Limits is currently out of print in anticipation of the new edition. There was a recent Kickstarter for a new edition, entitled 5150 New Beginnings, but that’s released yet.
The second is 5150 No Limits, published by Two Hour Wargames.
It’s third edition hardcover retails for $30 and is available from Amazon or Modiphus directly. The first is Five Parsecs from Home, published by Modiphus Entertainment. At this point, I have narrowed it down to two choices, both very similar but with some distinct differences I’ve been writing a bit here about shifting to a solo wargame, and it feels like I’m coming to a final decision on the matter.
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