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I bought this title before it have got art, the price has already updated since then. I assume the illustrations generated by AI, but I am not an expert on the topic. Some of them seems familiar, but maybe I'm just daydreaming or have déjà vu. If I had discovered it in its current state, investing in it would have been very questionable generally, but for a weird west rpg like this for me is very hard to say no only because of the creation method. Despite the suspected source I like the general weirdness and the quality of the pictures. For me AI is like driving an automatic transmission vehicle. It can be useful and a kind of quality experience. It has the place in the world right now, but the best pilots use the manual one. I would rather not even compare it with handcrafted methods, I would treat them as different genres.
I am not a Mörk Borg specialist either, but I rechecked now the artless version (I have the book, but was quicker to spin through on phone), so I can say if somebo...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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I found this really quite disappointing in play. It may be hard to separate the rules from the adventure from the DM, but did not work at our table with a experienced-player-as-novice-DM. I was pretty confident it would not fit my expectations for a game I want to run, but I don't think I need to play in it again, either.
There is, at the moment, one five-star review that reads "very original own mechanics." Most of the mechanics aren't original, but are seen in Into the Odd / Electric Bastionland, Knave, Mausritter, etc - it feels more like a bricolage of some NSR mechanics that the author thinks fit together, and if I recall correctly explicitly credits?...
Rating: [1 of 5 Stars!] |
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