Monkey island if it was made by the TSR UK team.  Ol' Dada. Everything is wacky in a conciuois, gameable and ameable way. minigames are so cute!

Love it! Love it! Love it! I've read lots of great modules in recent weeks, but this is one of the few that really stands out. Full of great, whimsical ideas - like of course would the aliens use diamonds as solid fuel! Well organized and beautifully illustrated too.

Big fan of this module, the vibe is wonderful and refreshing.  Very excited to run it with friends! 

The art is absolutely adorable, and it's refreshing to see this kind of cute and whimsical style as a contrast to the mostly grittier entries in the jam. I did find the layout a little bit hard to follow though, with the monster stats on the first page tucked into a corner while they're in the middle of the second page, both without a header.

It's very cool that you've managed to fit a small push your luck minigame and a puzzle in here too.

Wacky is the absolute fitting title! I haven't heard of knave 2e but seeing this content and the art I love this work!

Delightfully whimsical adventure! The art is absolutely phenomenal, and I particularly love the spaceship map. I don’t think I understand the puzzle, though. I’m in my third read, and not sure if I get exactly what the challenge is or how the complications described affect it.

Very “N” and beautifully illustrated and designed. You managed to pack multiple mechanisms into a small amount of space but it’s all gameable. Love the zaniness too. 

Puzzle may be too hard for some parties is my only concern. I love the image of the party moving the desks all over while Evelyne stresses if they shift anything on the desk. 

Well done. 

Great premise, lovely art & maps.

Love the mini games, like mentioned this really gives it a point & click adventure vibe.

I love the art and the images and the adventure. What a delightful world to step into!

Lots of positive feedback here already I very much agree with, but I want to especially highlight the minigames you've added in very few words that are still clear and interesting. Amazing work!