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I really dig this interstitial space. It's not the third earth, just a window to it. Filled with a colorful cast of weird characters and a dash of faction play. There's a lot of gameability here. Great work.
Great planescape-esque vibe here. The fact you've developed the paths between locations to this extent in the space available is impressive. I do think with the complexity of the paths and the locations, a bigger map with more visual indication of what each area / path is, would help with keeping track of everything, but appreciate the constraints of space. With the windows, I was momentarily thrown because you clearly state which window leads where, so I'd initially assumed the players would also be able to see this before realising it was Monty Hall - maybe just needs a line to say that they can't tell which is which before picking. Really like all the random encounters!
That's a good point about the map being able to benefit from better visual clues to keep the paths and locations straight. This will be a fun challenge to ponder after the jam is over. I'll also plan to reword the final location so that the windows puzzle is less confusing. This is really great feedback--thank you!
Weird in all the best pulpy ways. Very fun use of the Monty Hall problem at that end.
I love the little single adjectives in the front of each location, thats such a good idea
Superb cover! Hits the theme perfectly
This is dripping with atmosphere. Well put together - I can tell that you considered where the DM might get confused and would need some extra guidance. Easy to plonk into a campaign as well which is always cool!
this is phenomenally unique. a setting between settings, the liminality of it all, i want to explore it in my own games now. bravo!
Great cover and use of colour. Very neat.
Bravely weird and weirdly funny, great job. The cover also looks like it'd fit right in on my bookshelf of old ass scifi haha
What a compliment! Two, actually. Thanks so much!
The cover for this is really cool! Well done!
Thank you!