I definitely need to test this one with my table of regulars, we're used to playing the Call of Cthulhu and this seems right in our Nightmare alley.

It looks like great fun, with a strong theme and mechanics that leave enough space for the imagination without being too fuzzy. Only complaints I have might be the use of D8 as the basis for your dice pool (I own a ton of D6, but D8... not so much ^_^"). 

Great work coming up with a full doc in such a short amount of time, this is truly impressive.

This is wonderful! I usually like to play 1-sheet-systems, but this got me good!
I'll totally have a table of that running sometime soon. The instructions are clear, the feeling of dread is nonstop and I'm excited to put it to good use!
Thank you so much for that!

As a regular TTRPG player i am really suprised that you made your own system in such short time and with that many content. Unfortunatly some sections cannot be ranked (like Audio) beacause of the character of this project. 

Wow, this is incredible work considering the time-frame!

I very rarely play ttrpg, but the setting is very compelling, and it looks like you created numerous and in-depth resources for the Puppet Master. As a reader, I especially enjoyed the gradual realisation that the guide is an unreliable narrator, maybe even the actual puppeteer, it fits the theme so well!

Horror is so not my cup of tea, but I'm still kind of curious to try and play it ^^

I'm a big fan of DnD and horror, so this is so cool to me! You've obviously put a lot of thought and care into the gameplay, world-building, mechanics, and even different scenarios to guide the Puppet Master (love the play on "Dungeon Master!") - super impressed that you put this all together in such a short space of time. The document is formatted very clearly and with fitting graphics, to boot. It sounds like a lot of fun to play!

As a game master, this system seems really fun and way more in-depth than most ttrpgs made for jams (seriously you are using a dice pool system and have expansions, that's crazy). As a reader i'm PISSED. GIVE ME MORE!!! Haha, kidding of course. But I am very intrigued by this setting and would love any further documentation into its history. Fantastic job!