That's a good question, thanks! I created the game itself with an extremely small fixed width and height as a way to cut down on the tight development time. (Resizeable layouts being a huge time sink to get right.)
For kind of a "retro feel" (meaning the images will get bigger, but pixelated):
You can right-click in the game area (it's an <iframe>) and "Open frame in new tab" or "Open frame in new window" - in Firefox's wording and other browsers should have similar options.
That gives you a nice clean window, but doesn't make the game any larger. *Then* you can use the browser to "zoom in" to fill the screen with the game.
It's a pretty lame hack, but might give you a bit of that immersive feeling?
Oh wow, thank you, I really appreciate it! Hmmm, I wonder if a PDF booklet would make sense? I've often wished I'd done the drawings at a higher resolution to make sense as a printed deck. But maybe in a little booklet along with the descriptions, the smaller images wouldn't be such a liability?
Thank you so much! I'm really happy to hear that you were able to get into the story creation using Hoo! (I would have written Hoo?!, but then it looks like I can't believe it. Ha ha.)
I agree that it would be nice to see the drawn minor arcana cards on the prompt answer pages...the truth is, I wanted to show them, but ran out of room - I had only planned enough space for the shadow and major arcana prompt. Now that I think about it, maybe I could show a TINY card up by the prompt text. I might add this in an update.
