Hi, thank you for your feedback! I wanted to clarify that the game itself was one I wrote for a separate game jam (the 36-Word TTRPG Jam, with the limitation that games had to be written using exactly 36 words) which occurred during the same period as the Games for Blind Gamers Jam & wasn't written specifically for the Games for Blind Gamers Jam, which is why it's as minimalist a game as it is.
I am fairly new to playing & writing journaling TTRPGs, & when I looked at other submissions in the 36-word game jam before creating mine, I saw, played, & enjoyed many other games submitted to the 36-word jam which also consisted solely of writing prompts & didn't involve further mechanics beyond that, which is why I wrote it the way that I did. I have made a screen reader-accessible version of one of my more game-mechanic TTRPGs called Judgement Day for the Robot Vacuum (https://ashleecraft.itch.io/judgment-day-for-the-robot-vacuum) for last year's Games for Blind Gamers jam but unfortunately finished it late so was unable to submit it. I felt as my lonely space cowboy game was among my most popular games & was fairly short, it would be a good candidate for testing out, on a small scale the idea of making fully-produced audio versions of my games in the future which I would love to do.
With all of that context, I would like to say that I have gone ahead & made a more TTRPG game mechanic-focused version of this game-- the audio file for the updated version of the game not only includes game mechanics in the way of oracle-like D6 rolls that help give answers to the questions, & I've also gone ahead & taken feedback from other comments about speaking less slowly & adding ambience to create an atmosphere to the game in the same way the graphic designed version of the game provides to heart, so I have included that in the updated audio file as well.