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.
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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!
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!
Hello! This is so sweet! Right now Protect the Child is pay-what-you-want, which for some reason takes away the buying as a gift option. If you would like to buy it as a gift for her, might I suggest supporting the charity bundle that this game is a part of? There is a link to this bundle near the top of the game page that is going on for 18 more days. It is only $5 and it has a gift option!
Otherwise, I think that sending your daughter some money and the link for this game is the best option for now.