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The game's banner drew me in, and with a title like that, I just had to see what this was. This looks like a genuinely hilarious game. I hesitate to use the word "fun," but that's kind of the goal, isn't it? I bet it'll be very fun for the game master though. XD Thanks for the clear instructions and fun concept! I hope you get to play with your friends soon.

This is a cool concept! I think it’s a really unique thing to bring to a table. I’ll consider it next time I’m with others. Though, I think it goes without saying that it only accommodates certain games. I’m a solo player mostly and I’m often rolling 10+ dice on charts every five minutes or so, and I’m not sure how some of what I’m rolling for could even be doodled. Just something to consider. Regardless, thanks for the cool idea and the story that goes along with it!

I really like the concept; then again, I did anything about space. XD so you’ve got me there! That said, I’m a little confused about how to get started? This looks more like a group of things to track and some roll tables. Some introductory onboarding text might be something to consider. Thanks for the interesting creation and the generous sale! Best of luck. :)

The art is beautiful! This seems like it will be charming to print and play on a long trip. Thanks!

This is a really cool hack of Microscope-like games! I like that the setting is clear; you know you're drawing a sky and making its history. One of the issues I've run into with traditional Microscope is introverted players really not wanting to create anything without discussion and heavy prompting; I feel like that solves the issues I've had at my table. Thanks so much for the unique take! I feel really inspired by this. <3

...are you okay? I mean, this is genius, but also, like, ...are you okay? 

XD I can't believe you have more planned too. This is such a cool and quirky system and setting and I'm so eager to see what else you prepare, especially if it has as much ambition and artistic insanity as this version. Thanks for the very delightful read!

I'm so excited too! <3 Best of luck!!!

I saw the page says, "any game, any engine" and I'm wondering since there doesn't seem to be an explicit blessing or denial otherwise if TTRPGs are allowed? This is a really cool theme and I'd love to participate. Let me know if I'm welcome to or not. Thanks! :)

The rules and guidelines simply say "game." I am wondering if TTRPG games are allowed? I am a TTRPG maker and player and would love to participate! If not, could I kindly suggest an update to the rules? It is very hard to find TTRPG-allowed game jams, so it helps those interested if it is explicitly listed or forbidden. Thanks so much!! <3

OMG! Wow! Thanks for taking a look at it and spending the time to write out your experience for me! I really appreciate it. It sounds like you had fun and that it made you think XD I like challenging basic human assumptions! I hope you did too. <3 Thank you again!

So excited for this, and it looks like I'm the 69th person to join. Looking forward to beginning my project soon!

Wow! Huge roguelike fan here (pretty much the only genre I play because of my OCPD attention span) and OMG! That was so good! I loved it! Thank you!!!!! Will definitely be wish listing. No notes! <3 XD Sorry I can't be more helpful in that regard. Maybe more music? I guess that was the only thing I noticed. Genuinely though, great work!

This was so nice! The pink is a great touch; I feel like I never really see minimal color palettes with this as a core color. Great work! 

The glitchy soundtrack really helps this to hit. I liked the weird green octopus thing in the background. Or is it a guitar? Or maybe a fish? Idk. It made me think, and isn't that what all good art does? Anyway, great work. :>

The border moving with the mouse is a really cool touch and I love the music! This reminded me of one of my favorite games ever, Void Stranger! You really hit on something I think more people are wanting when it comes to art styles and presentation.

Did you ever get an answer to this question? I'm curious too.

Just wanted to say this is super neat; I saw it through the Noise Jam 2 page. It's a great resource you've put up!

I was never contacted, if that's what you mean--no. I went to my local 7/11 in Japan and printed them on (I think it was) B5 or B4 paper? It was the best I could do, but, I don't really remember much anymore to be honest.

Really excited to play these, but its almost impossible to print in the pamplet format. Is there any plans to make it printer friendly?