Digital version is great. The image quality is...low to intentialky resemble print quality of the 80's, methinks. (Look at a magazine from that era the print is grainy. The art is fabulous. The artist is futuristo 80's with Sunday morning cartoons mixed with anime action poses.) An underlining mood of a nation on its own - independence. You are alone but not alone with the machine scarecrows everywhere, lighting your way from the distance as pinpointed beacons of light, as if fireflies were gathering from the powered life still pulsing in the machines circuits.
I have not gamed yet, product purchased more as an interest, so not sure how all the robot internet evil master really affects any kind of gameplay with the game master popping a helmet in your lap to interact with the them that has destroyed your country.
Adventures seem more theatre of the Mind rather than text book mechanics as in Dungeons and Dragons. But that's OK, as the gsmemaster can develop good stories for players to use the helmet scanner like a key for exploring locations of interest.
Interesting theme world.
I edit review when free as I typed this out free form without referring to the correct info in the game.
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