Once every rule and information was more internalized the game was very fun and interesting! I think definitely there could have been some more gradual introduction OR reduced number of type of nodes (or heros to control) to ease players into understanding and start gearing towards strategizing. All in all, I had a lot of fun playing this and I think gameplay was very unique and well made! great job!

I read the rules on the itch page and thought it seemed way too complicated but once I started playing it all made sense. and I had fun.  Managed to win on my third attempt.

An interesting experience I had was that I read what the Obelisk does, and initially I thought it was completely useless until I ended a path with an Obelisk beside it, letting me start a path straight away with my preferred character (Ranger).

I wonder if you needed all characters on the map together, maybe if you selected one character at the beginning and  just played as them.  It seemed to be that the multiple characters were only getting in each others way since you can't cross paths.  I understand that ideally you could use the Ranger to scout and then one of the higher scoring characters to cash in but there was no guarantee that anyone would be near the Ranger.

Overall I enjoyed it though, great work!

Aside the lack of visual feedback, it’s a cool strategie game. I didn’t get to see a bandit cutting my path on any run i did since only 1 move at time. That make the probability pretty low. There quite a lot between hero stats and tile stats you sure can go quite deep in strategies from all that. I also somehow manage to win with only one path. I feel like playing with only one hero is far better than multiple one because of the limit of move. I didn’t really found any use of using more than one since bandit are pretty rare and harmless i didn’t even need to try protecting my path or anything. I may be lucky but from over 10 games, i don’t thinks there only that I had a good time playing it congrats

Really nice minimalist strategy game. The level of decision making is what makes this one tick. 

For me, it felt a little clunky having to click a hero every single turn. I think having the previously selected hero always selected so you can just click on the next node without having to choose a hero again might help. And it wasn't always clear if I selected a hero or not. Some visual feedback would have been appreciated.

Its a splendid game ! My grandchildren and I enjoyed it thoroughly. Never in my 107 years of life have I ever seen such a magnificent creative and technical work !

Really clean game, the style is nice and easy to read, and the flow works really well.  It would be nice to have more ways to avoid or remove the bandits as it can feel unfair if one spawns in an area you cant do anything about, but other than that this is a really nice and very polished game, congrats!

Really tight concept, and not like anything I've played before. It's got a sort of RTS element mixed with a traditional board game.  I could see this being expanded so your constantly keeping tabs on all your hero paths and having to make some complex decisions.  Surprising amount here already, really solid idea!

so took me a bit to understand how to play. I like the game concept. I wished the ui was more responsive was hard to tell if i clicked the right piece to move. I think overall with some polish it has good bones to be an overworld for something else later on. I think i was imagining after traveling to some of these places maybe roguelike combat or dice mechanic. Maybe something to think about moving forward.