Please make a more readable, mobile friendly version of this game. It is an absolute pain to try to read and I still can't find where the character creation is because you keep giving your files weird names instead of just naming them normally.

This game doesn't make any sense reading through it. The rolls for the stats makes no sense. How the checks are supposed to work makes no sense. There's no starting adventure for players to test run through. There's no rules or guidelines on how to make your own npcs or enemies. Troika? More like Trashka at this point.

Only three stars for two reasons:

1. The landscape layout makes the material impossible to read comfortably on a mobile device.
2. The weakness of the point buy stats only ensures that your pcs will die before they make any decent amount of progress.

Need to remove the virtue signaling from the beginning of the book. No one cares about politics in games anymore. We just want to play, that's it.

I'm going to save you all the trouble: DON'T BUY THIS GAME!

I was fortunate enough to only back it on Kickstarter under the community copy pledge so I didn't waste a lot of money on it. I had high hopes for this game since I enjoy almost anything WW2 related. However, that all changed as soon as I opened up the PDF file.

The top two things that make this game unbearable to read through are the horrendous layout and the lack of rules and explanations for how to build a character and do check rolls. When it comes to rolls and character creation, you're supposed to be ABSOLUTELY DETAILED on how to do those things. There should be step by step directions on this and the author failed to do so.

If you want to play a WW2 ttrpg, just get WW2: Operation Whitebox. It's a simple d20 OSR game that's a hell of a lot better than whatever this garbage was supposed to be.

Slowly reading through it, but I immediately love that the character creation is all right there and easy to find compared to its Call of Cthulhu counterpart.

Decent game, great artwork (AI art is alright to use imo), and looks like a fun adventure. Could do without the identity politics on the last two pages though. I only care about the game, not the creator.