Thank you for playing, McKinley! I'm glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for pointing that out. The cards roll numbers onto the Soul Ledger, and completing a row, column, or diagonal activates that line's sigil. I wanted those bingo lines to become part of the combat strategy, but that connection should be clearer in the game itself. Your feedback helps me see where the introduction needs work. Thanks again!

Thanks for trying the game, Dolan! I could have made the basics clearer. You don't need any prior bingo experience—here's a quick guide:

1. Each turn, spend mana to play cards from your hand. Strike damages an enemy, Guard gives you Block against incoming damage, and Lucky Call rolls extra numbers. Check the enemy's forecast to decide when to defend.

2. When a rolled number matches a number on your 5×5 Soul Ledger, that square is marked automatically. Mark all five squares in a horizontal row, vertical column, or diagonal to complete a bingo line. This activates the sigil equipped to that line, giving you a combat bonus. Each line can activate once per battle.

3. When you're done playing cards, click End turn (or press E). The enemies act, then you get fresh mana and a new hand.

The winning condition is to defeat the enemies by reducing their HP to zero while keeping your own HP above zero, then follow the map and defeat the final boss to finish the journey. Completing a bingo line helps you win battles; you don't need to fill the entire board.

I recommend starting with Practice battle from the title screen, and the Guide is there for reference too. Thanks for asking—this is helpful feedback on the introduction!

Thank you for playing, Jason! I love hearing about that near-complete row after both Lucky Calls. That 'one more roll' tension is a big part of what I hoped the Soul Ledger would bring to combat, so I'm happy it landed for you. Thanks for sharing that moment, and for the kind words about the art and atmosphere!

Thank you so much for playing and for such a thoughtful comment! I'm really happy you enjoyed the atmosphere and Haine herself. Making the bingo board part of the combat decisions was the idea I most wanted to explore, so it's lovely to hear that the cards, Soul Ledger, and enemy forecasts came together for you. Thanks for taking the time to notice all those details!

Thank you for playing! I'm glad the bingo twist caught your interest. I wanted each card choice to help you survive now while also setting up a satisfying bingo payoff later. Really happy you enjoyed the concept!