As a non-tabletop gamer, it can be tough to remember to move or refill tokens.
The rules seem also complex to me, but I believe they're OK. They also replicate Soku well.
It just took me like, an entire afternoon to carefully read the rulebook and play a round.
Reading the rulebook took me some extra effort because the English in there is slightly broken so it was a bit hard for me to interpret the rules.
Coming back to the rounds, at my "processing speed" it took me like a little more than one hour to complete a round.
I don't know if that's because of me being non-tabletop but rounds feel long. I wonder if players who do play tabletop faster can complete a round in under 30 minutes.
Or maybe it's because of the concept itself? It is a pure and (rather) accurate translation of Soku into a tabletop. after all. Several neat frame mechanics that were made for a real time game, translated into manual resolutions. I really can't tell if it's much for a human to try computing.