I like the way that the token system in Belonging Outside Belonging allows you to decide when you want to succeed, but I think that even in games like that, randomness exists, in the form of the actions taken by other players.
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A game about adventurers, doomed to anonymity, trying to save the world in 3 days.
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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!
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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!