Sedgewick Georgiou-Cross

Concept: "The CITY. The postcards and magazines make it out to be a perfect metropolis - sun, sea, sand, and a vibrant and buzzing city centre. Of course, that's how the Overlords want you to see it; it's the image they feed to the Sleepers. They fail to mention their enforcers are all boar-like beasts, and the fact that giant space rock buried under the City is making us all sick. Time to wake those Sleepers up and show 'em just how ugly their bosses really are. We're gonna crumble the Overlords' regime to dust, whatever it takes."
Content: A hack of Cy_Borg that provides a less cyberpunk and more "present day" dystopia to explore and rebel against, with classes, enemies, vehicles, a mission generator, an entirely new city to inhabit, and more.
Writing: Laser-focused atmospheric description and rules/mechanics that work together to contruct a game of antiauthoritarian punk resistance.
Art/design: Black-and-white pages/spreads that, while distinct, provide a consistent visual grammar of information throughout. Lots of hand-drawn illustrations of classes, NPCs, and environments to complement the text.
Usability: High-contrast text and layouts with visually identifiable section blocks, headings, labels, etc. and a helpful index all work to facilitate browsing, navigating, and locating desired information.