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MgclGrrrl
Concept: "The Cy_Borg hack about magical girls, henshin heroines and lipstick villains.
Morph into a pink glittered pvnk with a crystal baseball bat and smash some goons in the name of love and friendship."
Content: A love letter to magical girls, cyberpunk dystopias, and the act of overcoming monsters of all kinds, realized as a fully-formed game that stands on its own and fits in easily with Cy_Borg itself. Versions available in both English and Spanish. Additionally included is a zine, Sweet November, that includes a brief location, a number of NPCs, and several items that might be useful for a table of pvnks.
Writing: Concise, potent descriptions and mechanics that exude punk spirit and a middle finger to authority and bigotry.
Art/design: For the main game, there are unique layouts from spread to spread (or page to page, in some cases) filled with hand-drawn illustrations, collage art, and a range of hand-written text headings. The Sweet November zine uses a single-column layout throughout with an image of an NPC (or item) accompanied by its stats and a description.
Usability: While layouts differ and many headings are images of hand-written text, the body text throughout is easily readable and searchable, and visual markers like bold decoration for labels & subheadings and formatting for tables are consistently recognizable.
Writing: Concise, potent descriptions and mechanics that exude punk spirit and a middle finger to authority and bigotry.
Art/design: For the main game, there are unique layouts from spread to spread (or page to page, in some cases) filled with hand-drawn illustrations, collage art, and a range of hand-written text headings. The Sweet November zine uses a single-column layout throughout with an image of an NPC (or item) accompanied by its stats and a description.
Usability: While layouts differ and many headings are images of hand-written text, the body text throughout is easily readable and searchable, and visual markers like bold decoration for labels & subheadings and formatting for tables are consistently recognizable.
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