<<The Beauty of “The Game” This is a game in which there is virtually no expectation of verisimilitude. Within a match, the environment you create was canonically created by someone called a Gamemaster. There is no need to hide the purposeful design of anything, because all of it is a video game created to challenge players. This can be a liberating thing which makes unleashing creativity a bit easier. At the end of the day, there is no worry about whether anything makes logical sense, because the Gamemasters can do whatever they want, which means the GM can design any nonsensical environment they desire, with no expectation of a cohesive world.>>
Yeah, having gone through the doc, I agree that it's the most fun element. Initially the concept of playing characters playing a game didn't strike me as intereting (a bit too meta), but it does enable the players to run a concurrent campaign, build and develop characters, but not feel constrained by genre i,e, they could be dropped into a medieval fantasy setting, then the following week something more contemporary to the implied setting next time, or face off against a variety of monsters of the week,
My criticism is that as written, the focus seems to be on combat, or at least tactical play (although you do mention other possibilities). I hear Into the Odd talked about a great deal so it was great to see a hack out in the wild! Well done for completing and thanks for submitting.