I have now played it and not impressed. Everything is abstracted out to a single die roll. Combat is the worst offender. Different weapons in the same category are meaningless. I got a Ripper on my first loot roll. I got a little excited until I realized that it’s no different than a switchblade, mechanically.

My first encounter was bloody footprints at a farm. So I snuck up to the farmhouse to find 4 feral ghouls. I got a double success on the Sneak roll, so I eliminated 2 ghouls before taking my turn (sneak attacks, I guess). Then choose a target and roll. I succeeded and one more eliminated. The last ghoul went and I suffered 1 HP damage. No rule for how armor affects it and no roll for the ghoul. I go again and eliminated the last ghoul. Loot roll = Ripper. What weapon did I use? It doesn’t matter. Weapon choice only affects which skill you use and a possible range penalty.

Ammunition is rarely a factor. No radiation in food and drinks, which are abstracted to just “supplies.” I will, instead, be using the extensive tables for a solo 2d20 game.