Product Catalogue
Core books
- AG2000 Over the Edge, 1992, ISBN 1-887801-01-4
- AG2002 Over the Edge Second Edition, 1997, ISBN 1-887801-52-9
- AG2010 Player's Survival Guide, 1993, ISBN 1-887801-02-2
Sourcebooks
- AG2300 Wildest Dreams, 1993, ISBN 1-887801-11-1
- AG2301 Weather The Cuckoo Likes, 1994 ISBN 1-887801-12-X
- AG2302 Friend Or Foe?, 1994, ISBN 1-887801-13-8
- AG2303 Cloaks, 1998, ISBN 1-887801-61-8
- AG2304 At Your Service, 2001, ISBN 1-887801-64-2
Scenarios
- AG2100 New Faces, 1992, ISBN 1-887801-03-0
- AG2101 Airwaves, 1993, ISBN 1-887801-04-9
- AG2102 House Call, 1993, ISBN 1-887801-05-7
- AG2103 Unauthorized Broadcast, 1993, ISBN 1-887801-06-5
- AG2104 It Waits..., 1993, ISBN 1-887801-07-3
- AG2150 The Myth Of Self, 1995, ISBN 1-887801-08-1
- AG2151 Forgotten Lives, 1997, ISBN 1-887801-51-0
- AG2200 Welcome to Sylvan Pines, 1993, ISBN 1-887801-09-X
- AG2201 With A Long Spoon, 1994, ISBN 1-887801-10-3
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