My biggest issue with this is that I don’t know what to say: it is just perfect, and the kind of adventure I’d keep handy for a quick sidequest during a long travel.
Plus the molemen drawings are too adorable seriously.
I truly cannot say enough good things about this setting. The layout is impeccable. Everything is so simple and easy to understand. Its just sooo clean. The writing is also efficient and evocative.
Most of all, the adventure has great synergy and flow. There are a lot of different direction that players can approach from and they all seem equally interesting. There's a lot of toys to play with, if that makes sense. A lot of levers to pull.
My one complaint is that there isn't a named moleman to interact with. I know this probably comes down to space restrictions, but I do love a good animal person, so I feel their absence here.
This is easily one of my favorite projects from the March jam. Great Job!
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This is incredible. So visually helpful. Easy to jump straight in. So much possibility. Thanks for crafting good things.
You’re able to evoke this place so efficiently, one page pulling the weight of 10
My biggest issue with this is that I don’t know what to say: it is just perfect, and the kind of adventure I’d keep handy for a quick sidequest during a long travel.
Plus the molemen drawings are too adorable seriously.
I truly cannot say enough good things about this setting. The layout is impeccable. Everything is so simple and easy to understand. Its just sooo clean. The writing is also efficient and evocative.
Most of all, the adventure has great synergy and flow. There are a lot of different direction that players can approach from and they all seem equally interesting. There's a lot of toys to play with, if that makes sense. A lot of levers to pull.
My one complaint is that there isn't a named moleman to interact with. I know this probably comes down to space restrictions, but I do love a good animal person, so I feel their absence here.
This is easily one of my favorite projects from the March jam. Great Job!