I would heartily recommend Eureka to anyone of any experience with TTRPGs, provided they are equipped to deal with the heavy and uncompromising subject matter. As a playable game, the drama flows effortlessly as either a player or a narrator. The rules as written are very elegantly designed and clearly written, and provide structure where other games would leave players to figure something out or rebalance on the fly, all without ever limiting player expression or requiring them spending too much time on interpretive overhead. As a treatise on life with disability, both as the tangible physical conditions people deal with and the way society treats those who can't give back as much as they need to live, its fresh perspective is extremely eye-opening and will change the way you view society's treatment of the less fortunate.