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Gameplay took me about an hour.

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Shockingly simple, Allucinalia gave me an introspective experience that I will be returning to for self-exploration again and again. The prompts had the right amount of detail to lead my thinking, but are general enough that every time I play will create a different "dream."

Although I picked up a community copy (thank you so much for providing those!), for those who can afford it, Allucinalia is easily worth the cost, especially for its replayability.

Alright, next time, I'm picking songs from a finer-tuned playlist beyond just my "liked songs" because this is way too eclectic. Still, here's "Waves Whisper Something" which I used to write a backstory scene for a new D&D character I'm switching into our ongoing campaign.

I like this kind of structured prompt, so this was fun and something I definitely want to try again.

I got a little confused with the success trackers. Am I supposed to keep coming up with scenarios for the same Client, or do I check success with one Client and Case and then roll to get a new scenario?

Liked exploring whether or not I'd actually change things in my past. Rolling a d4 to determine how successful changing things was (and then coming up with reasons why the change wouldn't succeed) was engaging and interesting.

I've played the base game a couple of times now...lost both times, but enjoyed playing enough to want to come back and try the expansions!