I too struggle/thrive with ADHD. I love the idea of the game, and the ideas within. One challenge is that I’m not sure how to approach it as a player that deals with ADHD in real life. “You are an alternate version of yourself. You have ADHD.”
I learned two things about myself reading the rules of the game:
1. The idea of reflecting on what I’ve accomplished in a day is really stressful for me. I feel anxious right now actually. I often feel guilt about the things I hyper-focussed on, and the things I didn’t give enough time and attention.
2. I struggled to read all the rules. I think it’s because there are no graphical elements to help me scan and go straight to the parts that “hook” my brain. This is not a criticism of the game, just an observation from an ADHD brain.
In short, I like that ADHD is being covered, it made me reflect on my own experiences, and as written I think it’s probably more appropriate for neurotypical minds to play in order to increase their understanding.