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It reads almost like a fairy-tale. Love the poem-like beginning and the maze of the Basement, which is rich and almost (positively) suffocating in its descriptions. Sometimes however, there is almost feeling of tongue and mind being twisted by the words, which makes the understanding of the text a bit difficult. (Though they mirror perfectly the feeling of the adventure itself.) The ending is lovely (also very fairy-tale like). I would run this adventure!

P.S. Dunno how "cyberpunky" it really is... it feels rather more dystopian / post-apo.

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Many thanks for the crits. It was supposed to be a bit prose-poem-ish in places, which doesn't lend itself perfectly to pamphlet info delivery. You're right that the cyberpunk aspects are more in  in the background than rubbed in your face - I wanted to lean into the hopeful angles with (most of) what the player encounters, leaving the explicit cyberpunk aspects in the implied worldbuilding.