This was my first time with a solo game and I was a bit confused at first but once I figured it out I started having a blast. It's got this solo reporter, mystery vibe. The game has three acts to it. Most of the game play takes place during the second act, where you dive into the investigation, finding clues and exploring.

What made this enjoyable to me was that all of the clues and locations became jumping off points for me. If you like creative writing, you can use the prompts and events to flush out a full story. It's like becoming a writer for Twin Peaks

The ability to replay the game over and over again is nice too since the events rely on drawing cards and rolling dice. Each game would be different.

Things that I had with me that really brought out the best of the game were a notebook to keep track of stats, story points, and other pertinent information, a deck of cards, and some polyhedral dice. Although, I downloaded some apps for the last two.

A perfect kind of fill-in-the-blanks story line for a solo game or even as a class room activity! Over the course of 13 challenges the plot develops using the suit and number from the cards for the complication table and a D6 rolled twice for the clues. As your story unfolds each play through will be unique. I enjoyed the development of the story and how the evidence same to light with each roll of the dice; getting to use D12, D10, D8, D6, D4 & a coin! Love getting to use the fun dice! Not required, but when I got low on ideas tarot cards were a great source of inspiration when adding some spice to the story. Small, light and easily portable. Had a fun time and definitely recommend.

Incredible creativity and quality, so much fun even as a coffee table book if not as a vast resource for spacey games! Excited to implement this in something homemade... not sure what yet but it'll be exalted by this excellent supplement!

Cool lite RPG

Fun and simple. I was able to pick this up within minutes and was able to burn a few hours playing through it.

Really intriguing game. Can't wait to play.

Great stuff.

In videogame terms this has darkest dungeon meets hard/weird west energy, with nods/reference to many great pieces of fiction: Unforgiven, Blood Meridian (and yes, the Judge is in here), etc. The weapons, magics, items are all dangerous in interesting ways, written in a manner that lends itself to adaption. I'm planning to fold a few beats into a pathfinder game I'm running. They give you fragments of varying sizes, flushed out locals, tables for generating content, and some philosophy for running the game.

I like the material and the packaging!

Tabletop Bookshelf was quick on delivery. The game is beyond fun and creative. Very excited to play more of the games.

Beautiful book, gorgeous illustrations and everything about it is so amazing! I haven't had a chance to play the game yet but it's so different and cool that I'm looking forward to it!

A great way to introduce yourself and dive into the tarot card divination experience. Light journaling is required but don’t be scared off. A few lines here and there will get the job done. Let the cards dictate what to write. Take either a few minutes a day with a visitor reading or play through all seven days of the week at once. Bonus is when all paired together: book, tarot cards, journal and pen makes for an easily portable activity. I found this to be a great way to unwind with no screen time at the end of the day.