I absolutely loved playing this and made a drawing/diagram as I played and even constructed two whole board games in the course of playing, as instructed on one of the spaces I landed on. I also got two sad points.

I played this game at the 'end of the night' before reading time. Tomorrow I have a medical thing to do and had a lot of anxiety. Playing this felt comforting and lovely. Both because you made it for me, and because it's a lovely game. The concept is simple in a way that feels divine or a part of us and nature. Secondly, the game pulled me away from screen and onto my couch, and into my head, and into my body as the best forms of art, literature, love and food (pizza) can do.

I recently bought some old board games off of eBay that are cooperative and meant to be played by children age 4 and up. They're from the 70s - 90s and part of a cooperative board games scene. I don't know if the little company is still around. It has photocopied instructions, carefully hand cut and glued boards and what was likely expensive to color copy or duplicate at that time. They are made with love and joy in life and community. Your game brought me there too.