Fortune-499

This is actually an amusing and clever game. I was skeptical at first, but it remained interesting and entertaining throughout. It's not particularly long (about 5 hours for me), but it ends at about the right point and doesn't have empty filler. The combat isn't really rock paper scissors as advertised. Yes, those are the attacks you select but the premise of rock paper scissors is that you don't know what you're opponent is going to throw, but your cards help influence the chances the opponent will throw something in particular, so the combat is really a game of managing your card/mana resources, which is fairly interesting, and the enemy design is pretty good - each one is essentially its own puzzle that you have to manage your resources differently to overcome.

The art style is perfect and the story so far has been pretty enjoyable, I especially like that it's more of a puzzle game than a long term deck builder. This game is very charming, but I wish there was a better explanation of how the base cards effect probability. - Is each enemy drawing from a deck of cards and a +2 scissors effectively adds 2 scissor cards then shuffles the deck? - Is +2 equivalent to a 20% chance increase? (is it muliplicative or additive?)

I have to pay my respects. This game was one of the core inspirations for my undergrad capstone project. AP Thomson, you made a really cool game and undoubtedly influenced others in a similar way. Thank you

This game is not half bad. Story is alright and the game-mechanic is based on weighting chances in games of Rock, Paper, Scissors. Took 3½ hours to complete.

An alright little rock paper scissors game with quirky characters. Not too bad so I suppose it's worth the purchase. A little short for my tastes, but all in all I enjoyed it.

Good and fun deck builder. Implements game play well into the themes and overall message of the story. Well told story that can be completed in about 5 hours. You should play it.