I discovered James Joyce's Ulysses in my early college years, and have since reread it three times; it has quickly become one of my favorite novels, though I won't pretend to understand more than about half of its content. Still, it's definitely not the novel I would have had in mind if someone had told me about probable role-playing game adaptations, and yet... IOBF, as no one but me calls it, is, like Kieron Gillen's Amble and a few others, one of those games that you play while walking, here while asking yourself questions aloud in front of your reflection and contemplating many thoughts about your own flesh. Like its author, I am not sure that this is a functional role-playing game, but I can only welcome this challenge.