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The book and the story are solid enough to get you into Starfinder, and has enough wiggle for creative ideas and characters all within the theme's paramiter of space-truck drivers working for corp with no morals. Firefly vibes essentially. The writers working with the mechanics did a good job. Thats that carries this star rating.
However.
The PDF images for the MAPS are horrible, low qauility and fuzzy at best whenever I use -any- PDF image extraction program (adobe, office libra ect). AND they don't fit any dimensional adjustments in roll20. Maybe in foundry?- but I don't have that to compare. SO it's incredibly fustrating to pay for the (very few) maps you get out of this adventure path, and they aren't as useful as they should be. Plus there are so many other potential scenes and places that -should- have maps, that don't have maps it feels like, so then you're just sitting there talking with a random image pop up or an old map scene with your players wondering if they should tune out or not because you need to dingle-dangle some keys infront of them with an RP scene with an NPC.
I'm not to unfamiluar with graphics and getting images to work in roll20 or just working on various DPI qauilities. No amount of adjustment and grid aligment works. So expect to either play with your virtual table top system of choice's grid-system OFF or make your own maps (which defeats the purpose of -buying- these APs in my opionion).
