Playtesters! Thank you so much for jumping into participate in the final developmental stages of this game. I'm so grateful that you're doing this, and I hope you have a great time with it.

To start, the playtest edition ruleset should be in your digital rewards as an immediate access reward. If you are backing at that level and have not gotten this, please let me know ASAP! It'll be very tricky to playtest without them.

There is no duration requirement for how long you play. My demo journals have been three entries worth, and ideally I'd love to get your takes on a journey of at least six entries. If longer feels good, go for it. And if it crashed out for you before then, I *definitely* want to hear about your experience with that.

Leave your questions, survey comments, etc. here. If there's anything you want to ask or comment on more privately, let me know and I'll reach out via a direct channel.

Thanks again for being part of this experiment!

1. How many journal entries did you make before writing this particular piece of feedback? (Counting multiple games is totally okay, I'd like to know how much you have played in total for your comment here; it's less important to me how long a particular journey ended up). 
An exact number isn't important, but roughly (<=6)  (7-11)  (12+)

2. What did the title, tagline, and conceit of the game sugggest to you as compared to your experience?

3. What in the text stands out to you, in terms of creating fictional support for your imagination and narrative?

4. What mechanics did you find yourself with strong opinions about, in terms of creating interesting effects on your narrative?

5. Which SPACE LUST did you play?

6. Did you ever feel inclined to ignore the dice, or more specifically: a result, at any point? What was that context? What did you do instead? And if you chose to ignore, how did that affect your experience of the game?

7. What, if anything, would you add to the book to make it more perfect for those who are Suckers for Hexagons in Space?