Beglitched, Fortune-499? Both start with a specific combat system and an overworld for the first few levels, but they gradually get eclipsed by one-level gimmicks like "try to end with an exact amount of money" or "an NPC who decides your moves for you".

I'm going to set up a board game night and invite everyone in the replies to this article. We can all read rules together, and if we have time we might even get to play a game.

I got fined for doing 0.000000035 in a 0.00000003 zone :(

Did you know 1,489 and 5,023 are the only primes not equal to a multiple of 7,479,247 plus or minus 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, (1/?)

fixed it for you

Fuck yeah Nobilis!

Is the maze even solvable? The picture frame seems to block all the paths forward.

The nightstand photo frame says "Mom", with the photo in the O. Is the tree his mother?

it's a wild journey trying to retrace the logical process that led to this. there's definitely bitmasks in there, and I think they're confusing addition and multiplication (if you multiply together some prime numbers then you can always factorise the result uniquely)