Oh hell yeah! Now here’s a two-stat game I can get behind: evocative and distinct sides of the spectrum, and very flavorful demises if you fall off either end. Classic LUMEN combat supported by the whimsical premise of some youngsters ripping and tearing their way through the lands of the damned.
A full stylistic package of a game (soundtrack is a fantastic touch) that grabs you by the skull and screams punk at you. A full package in every regard really: very organized, dots all the i’s and crosses all the t’s, even if they’re written in blood. Would love to see more indie tabletops with this level of care put into their presentation.
Only other thing I’d like to see is some ideas for how to close the gate to Hell, to help give the session an overall goal to chaotically barrel towards. Anyways, game is damn good, wall of text over!
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Damn, dude. I'm coming back tomorrow to leave a Jam review but everything about this fucking rocks.
Oh hell yeah! Now here’s a two-stat game I can get behind: evocative and distinct sides of the spectrum, and very flavorful demises if you fall off either end. Classic LUMEN combat supported by the whimsical premise of some youngsters ripping and tearing their way through the lands of the damned.
A full stylistic package of a game (soundtrack is a fantastic touch) that grabs you by the skull and screams punk at you. A full package in every regard really: very organized, dots all the i’s and crosses all the t’s, even if they’re written in blood. Would love to see more indie tabletops with this level of care put into their presentation.
Only other thing I’d like to see is some ideas for how to close the gate to Hell, to help give the session an overall goal to chaotically barrel towards. Anyways, game is damn good, wall of text over!