We played this TCT one-page as light comedy/horror in a one shot and it worked great. We laughed, we were creeped out; all good.

I played a full adventure using these rules. I tracked the character, game state, card outcomes, and plots at the top of a document as I narrated the scenes, challenges, rolls, and outcomes. It worked well. It gave me a structure to craft my story around with lots of creativity prompts and plenty of freedom. I will be doing the same in other Tricube Tales mini settings as inspiration strikes. I believe this is a perfect supplement for that little bit of extra structure you need in a solo version of a rules light game.

As others have said, more or less, this is the fantasy RPG I didn't know I was missing. I'm a fan of Powered by the Apocalypse games and this one is a great implementation of those concepts. I'm also a fan of organic world building, and Dungeon World includes the tools to support that. I've played a couple of sessions, only, so the full extent of the values of fronts and the other, similar tools has not been fully realized, but the structure makes the value of those tools clear to me. It's on my short list and I look forward to playing more.

Perfect for the GM (as it saves his or her book) and perfect for the players (as they don't have to buy the book, but everyone gets a copy of the part they do need).

Evernight is a setting targeted to tell a single story, so don't think you're getting everything you'll want in a generic fantasy supplement; that's not what it is. But it is exactly what it needs to be, and that's a supplement for this fantasy story. The material is interesting and the foreshadowing is enough to have me already scared for my character's life.