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I am seated. I am in the theatre months ahead of release date. I am SO here.

I played this game to introduce Liminal Horror to my game group, and it went over sooooo well! The players really embraced the weird things happening to them, and the roll tables for the journey across the various locations. I would definitely play this again with another group.

Thank you, this is very helpful!

Hello, how much prep do you think is required to run a session of this game?

I played this game with friends a year ago and really enjoyed it. Thanks for making it!

Wonderful, thank you so much!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ppL7MauSq9itH6IggT5eIXyC9lW58RFkm2TLV769...

Hello, I'm curious about how much of this game could be made about dancing if that was something your play group was interested in.

Played this game for a two-shot with friends. Loved the amount of depth you can add to character backstories when they are coming up with them as the adventure progresses. Also really enjoyed the mermaid creatures - my players had the best reaction upon realizing what exactly they were up against!

Korzyn, if you want an online fillable character sheet, I have designed a Google Sheets character document that I can make available.

Thank you so much!

Hello! Would you classify this as a horror game?

Hello, I was wondering if you would classify this game as horror game or not?

Awesome, thank you so much!

hello!, can you tell me who the artist for this game?

Hello, just a question about this game: are you playing sea creatures, or people exploring the bottom of the ocean?

thank you very much!

Hello, may I ask who the artist is for this game?

I should probably clarify; I am alright with Sam talking about this game in an episode of Dice Exploder.

Played this game tonight with a couple of friends; it fits perfectly into a 2-hour time frame, and I enjoy the mix of playing competitive Blackjack and coming up with scenes for the players. I think the resolution mechanic really really fits the themes of this game. I also think this is really really good for a small game night!

A fair rebuttal!

I think you might be the Chuck Tingle of ttrpgs. (and I mean this in the best way)

Thanks!

Thank you!

I cultivate game recommendations for people on a blog. This requires sorting games into different categories, but one of the pieces of information that I need to know before filing a game away is whether or not the art is AI-generated.

Thank you so much!

Hello, who is the artist for this game?

Hello, who is the artist for this game?

Hello, who is the artist for this game?

Hello! Who is the artist for this game?

Hello, who is the artist for this game?

If you are looking for some more game art for this game, I highly recommend opengameart.org. They have some really neat mech art on there!

Hello, who is the artist for this game?

Hello, who is the artist for this game?

Hello, who is the artist for this game?

hello, who is the artist for this game?

Hi, I was just wondering who the artist is for this game?

Ran this game with friends tonight! One of our players embodied Foghorn Leghorn if he had been exposed to the works of Karl Marx, one of our players had been cross-bred with a sheep, and the last one suffered an untimely death and had to be replaced by a horde of little chicks. The game was altogether kooky, exactly what it advertises on the tin!

Hello, who is the artist for the cover art for this setting?

I played this as a one-shot with some friends and they very quickly grokked the themes of the game, and leaned in whole-heartedly regarding the complicated backstories of their characters. We picked up the themes of greed and exploitation, and slowly connected each character to someone or something on the train. I definitely see the opportunity to run this game as something longer than a one-shot: there's a lot to chew on here!