I LOVE the theme, and the inclusion of story incorporated throughout the rules. I also LOVE the way you showed a basic overview of turns, which itself was decently descriptive, then expounded on each point. This allows for a sort of quick reference while the more detailed section is close enough to be checked if needed.
I ALSO love that it is a single player game. What with COVID keeping most game groups apart (as it has done to my husband an I) we have really been digging single player and 2 player co-op games.
I definitely like the vibe of this game, but I get a little lost. I really liked the inclusion of what the component is next to the component, which I feel like is a smooth way to keep track considering the limitations of the pieces. I'd love you see what this can be, once the restrictions are off and you can REALLY embrace the whole thing.
I love how at the end of your rules sheet you have a misc. rules section. That was something I really struggled with, trying to fit everything into the rules in a way that made sense.
I also love the inclusion of a sort of quick guide. I love me a quick reference sheet.
I like the idea of a rotating asymmetric game, keeps people from getting too set in their role. I also like that, at the end, seeing your thought process during creation and playtesting.
I loved how detailed the rules page is, and the use of photos really helps to keep track of set up and gameplay. Very helpful to a very visual person like me (I really struggle with written direction alone).
