Hi Monkeylite,
Here are some links to some After Action Reports to give you a feel of the Geezers "Shut it!" rules:
http://www.wampforum.com/VB4/showthread.php?t=339http://fezfamiliar.blogspot.co.uk/2011/07/aar-for-geezers-shut-it-with-colour.htmlBasically it's a UGOIGO system. Each figure has a set of character traits such as 'Bottle'(Morale) 'Rough Stuff' (Melee) etc. There are two types of 'hero' figure. The good guys have Top Geezers and the bad guys have Mad Harrys. These characters have slightly better statistics and each has a special rule: Top Geezers get one automatically successful hit with no dice roll required. This can be used at any time during the game and is intended to allow a Top Geezer to save the day. A Mad Harry gets one automatically successful melee attack. Allowing them to perhaps knock out an opponent and escape.
There is a pre game exercise: 'The Word on the Street' where you calculate the effect of informants etc on the forthcoming scenario. Good Police intelligence can result in figures being removed from the Blagger's gang as they bottle it and decide not to show up. On the flip side of this, there is the Police corruption element to this phase where Police officers are paid to go sick and as such are removed from the Police players squad.
There are also evidence counters which are scattered around the tabletop and have to be collected. Some of these are blue Evidence chits and some are Red Herring chits. The blue chits are worth points and the red chits are worthless.
Morale is a bit different in these rules. Blaggers roll for morale quite a lot to see if they surrender. Firearms play a smaller part in the rules as it's 70's Britain. Melee combat plays a greater part as cops and blaggers engage in punch ups.
There are car chase rules for flinging your 1/43 corgi cars around the table.
There is a post scenario phase which utilises the evidence chits for the Police Interview stage and any arrested figure's subsequent court appearance.
There are three scenarios included.
That's Geezers "Shut it" in a nutshell. I'll write up the Geezers Royale rules when I get back from work.