The Interstellar Wars are one of the most important periods in Traveller history, but had not previously been covered in detail.
Transhuman Space: Changing Times (A conversion guide like Will to Live and also a "GM's Guide" to the setting). Tales of the Solar Patrol (An SF setting in classic Space Opera mode). SEALs in Vietnam (Another historical setting). Reign of Steel: Will to Live (A conversion guide for the 3rd edition supplement, with enough detail to serve as a sourcebook in its own right). Prime Directive, by Amarillo Design Bureau (A Star Trek/ Star Fleet Battles worldbook). The Madness Dossier (A modern-day horror setting of unreliable perceptions, memetic warfare, hideous monsters, and moral ambiguity). Lands Out of Time (Cinematic adventuring with dinosaurs). The other GURPS Third Edition world books (most notably Technomancer, Supers, and Reign of Steel) were later integrated into the multiverse as well, becoming part of the larger meta-setting) Infinite Worlds (A GURPS-exclusive multiverse, with something of a Fantasy Kitchen Sink flavor in places the direct successor to and update of GURPS Time Travel, and also to the GURPS Alternate Earths books, as the worlds covered there are all part of said multiverse. Hot Spots: Renaissance Florence, Constantinople, 527-1204 AD, and Renaissance Venice (Historical settings). A second edition of the Discworld Role-Playing Game, which appeared in 2016, bringing things into line with the 4th edition GURPS rules (and making it more of a fully standalone game) as well as updating the background data to match more recent novels in the series. They occasionally bump heads with the, also crossworld, Order Of St. They are, apparently, guided by the twin-faced god, himself. This titular College of Janus is a monastic institution operating sometime between 6 AD, utilizing crossworld magicks as a means of harvesting mana. Collegio Januari: Essentially, Homeline's fully-mystical opposite number. The Broken Clockwork World, a Portal Fantasy setting with our world colliding with a post-apocalyptic steampunk world where reality is falling apart. Britannica-6, an alternate history setting (actually designed as part of the Infinite Worlds set-up - see below) the 19th-century with runaway technology and no Queen Victoria. Alchemical Baroque (A Fairy Tale fantasy world with a dash of Clockpunk). 
Age of Gold ( Pulp-era superheroes empowered by returned magic). The 4th edition of GURPS has a number of worldbooks, some of them relatively short PDF publications, including but by no means limited to the following: The World of Darkness ( Vampire, Werewolf, and Mage). OGRE (based on the Steve Jackson boardgame). Licensed 3rd edition GURPS adaptations of other roleplaying games include:
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