I own this game and your review is spot-on. I bought it years ago, hoping there was enough to adapt to a primarily narrativist game. Sadly, not. However, I have since discovered a 99 cents wonder - https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/114358/flash-arghhhhh
This actually is a narrativist rules-light system. characters are defined by two attributes - Prone & Good which equate to flaw & talent. It gives you a few random tables, one for determining action outcomes and a scene based story structure that can be adapted to multiple adventures.
Now that I think about it, I could probably combine the two games. Hmm...
I own this game and your review is spot-on. I bought it years ago, hoping there was enough to adapt to a primarily narrativist game. Sadly, not. However, I have since discovered a 99 cents wonder - https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/114358/flash-arghhhhh
This actually is a narrativist rules-light system. characters are defined by two attributes - Prone & Good which equate to flaw & talent. It gives you a few random tables, one for determining action outcomes and a scene based story structure that can be adapted to multiple adventures.
Now that I think about it, I could probably combine the two games. Hmm...