Been interested in trying this game out for a bit, and decided to run it for my group the other night.

We all had a blast, and one of the players even said it was "the best one shot [they] ever played." The game definitely crafts its own comedy in a very organic way, and even the players who normally struggle with improv and roleplaying had a real easy time with the game. Even more surprisingly, the dungeon that we slowly generated over the course of play morphed in a very organic way into a cohesive dungeon with a clear theme, despite being built brick-by-brick with improv. In our case, what started as Wirdum, the Lost City of Cogs, and home to an unstoppable mechanical army slowly morphed into a multi-millenia-old, ruined theme park with broken animatronics and an unstoppable army of maintenance and cleaning mechanicals.

The only problem I had with it was that the rules were a little unclear at times. Did Danger Score count all actions or only successful actions? Are you assumed to escape the room once complete those actions, or do you then have to spend more actions to escape? There were a couple edge cases that the "Doing Stuff" section of the rules didn't really cover either. The game is rules-lite though, so some problems like this are to be expected and we all bumbled along and house-ruled our way to a happy conclusion. An example of play in the book would probably help with clarifying things a bit.

If you're looking for a fun one-shot that will produce some genuine laughs and great stories/in-jokes you'll be able to share with the group for a ways to come, this is the game for you.