Oh what I meant was, is there any way to play at home without using the digital version? While also not having the physical box. Like a regular pen and paper version of play.
Or is this a digital only game?
Ah, I didn't realise folks couldn't see the different files available. There's a print'n'play version of the game, set up for use with a basic home printer. The deck comes with cut lines and margins and is set up for double sided printing. The three game booklets come with basic and advanced printing files (depending on your comfort level and technical skill), and written instructions.