When I played the browser adaptation of the game it just dumped me into puzzles with no explanation of anything beyond trial and error. I didn't know what "resources" were and thought they were bombs until I downloaded the PDF which has the actual rules in it. At that point it was clear.
I don't mind the browser adaptation assuming you have the PDF, I just wish it said that and that the rules to the game are in the PDF.
Hi Ben, I appreciate your comments.
Your first comment mentioned the PDF, so I thought you had already looked at it and I was confused how you haven't found the rules within it. As for your second comment, the link to the browser app on this Itch page is accompanied by the text "... you can play the browser app adaptation by Igor Zuber (still using the PDF for rules and story)..." - I'm not sure how I could say that the PDF is needed for the rules more explicitly. Or have you accessed the browser app link somewhere else? In any case, thank you very much for trying the game :) Hope you'll have fun with it now that you have access to the rules.
One of the most incredible things about both writing rulebooks and classroom teaching is how often people can get confused about things I thought were crystal clear - or even thought were so obvious I didn't even realize it needed to be said at all. In this case, I interpreted "still using the PDF for rules and story" as meaning the adaptation uses the same rules and story as the PDF. What about "you'll need to read the rules and story in the PDF".
