This looks like a very neat, infinitely re-playable trifold. Design is super simple and clean.

I was a little bit confused about what the dice on the rooms on page two meant as they weren’t consistent (i.e. Office of the Future vs. C-Suite). My interpretation is that’s how many of each die type you need to roll (X negative space dice + Y room dice).

I was a bit confused about PARITY BITS as they weren’t explained up front the way TOKENS are. Though I did find where they were sorta hidden using the search function. I wonder if perhaps TOKENS and PARITY BITS could be rolled up into the same resource or if that would be too punishing. The idea of balancing keeping Daemons happy vs avoiding data loss could be interesting.

Disks and Daemons is slick hacker-corporate dungeon generator that creates a bustling zone for your players to explore and escape before they dissolve into hapless bytes.

Style: 

• The computer admin / office / 90's hacker vibe and theme is fully explored and leant into at every opportunity
• The layout is clear, feels on-theme and like it would be easy to use during a game (I'm really impressed with Typst's flexability)
• The black/white dice icons and diagrams are clear and effective

Content:

• The concept is rad and executed brilliantly
• The hook is clear (love that the stakes aren't immediately world ending), the unique data-loss mechanic effective and the combination of generated rooms and flavourful foes creates a clear 'zone' that is both dangerous and has an internal logic that the players could exploit and explore
• Love an inspirations list
• Ironically, the concept feels super simple to hack (which is a compliment!), and I'm keen to see how this tech / mechanic could be explored in other settings

What might I change?

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