Often I've thought you could only get to a "balanced" crazy effects lategame for a game like this if it builds up in the same slow manner as something like MtG, but the Mindbug mechanic is a really clever way to skip the early/midgame without completely turning it into a roulette.

The lightness is a major strength to me, simply because you can have new players or guests not all that dedicated to tabletop games sort of experience the ups and downs of MtG combat in mere minutes. While less complex, the engagement does feel similar

Highly recommended - the most noticeable thing for me is that the generated heroes are a lot more balanced in line with regular ones, so you're no longer getting duds 90% of the time. They're actually fun to include in the options and pick now!

Smurf Mode had better not be placeholder

They stop eventually but it will be a mile into the densest foliage you've ever seen

Slice & Dice mentioned, I think it might just be the best game to have on mobile

Congrats! It's a super charming game and it's well deserved.

How do I go from never hearing about it to hearing two people mention Labyrinth of Time in the same week? This is crazy

Glover

I thought this was previously captioned "a o let's go", which was hilarious

The first volume seems like it'll be the canvas upon which these stories can be drawn, as the next step for the plot could go anywhere. The art and design makes it feel like you're exploring these locations just as much as the characters though, so anywhere could be an adventure.

Man, that clown scared me when I was younger and I avoided it like the plague. I don't think the actual puzzles hold up these days but the environments and atmosphere are timeless. So cool to see people remember the game.

This is the first time I've seen anyone else mention Labyrinth of Time in the wild. Still think the concept of it is really cool.