Small game, but very interesting. I really like the mechanism of "shared responsibility" and "rotating roles" of the ghost, locations and NPCs.  Simple rules, that can create a powerful experience.

Our story was a maybe a bit different, we played it a bit more like a whodunnit case, and focused a bit less on the "moving-on" aspect (but not entirely).  Ended up with a very interesting story, rich and vivid main character and supporting roles and a beautiful, haunting and tragic story of an accidental death caused by good intentions. And when we finished, we had a long discussion about the possibilities how to play this game and new angles to explore. 

Truly a very nice and thought provoking game which I´d like to revisit again (even if the game says Never play this game again, which in my opinion would be a pity).

Also, loved the idea of burying the ghost into a book. Nice touch.

I was curious, so I claimed the community copy, and after playing  the game this weekend I came back to buy it. It was such fun. 

Our god was Grand Hatching, a big egg  from which a new bird appears every year a marks the name of the era. 

We had a martyr- holy platypus who saved the egg and was carried by the god across the lava filed (It´s quite difficult to create a platypus, when you don´t have one (or a lava filed for that matter) and it´s difficult to carry it above the lava, if you don´t have a god who makes miracles. Luckily we had trained frogs attached to the would-be-platypus. (of course he ended up in the lava)

Then there was a concert of 110 singing frogs. A fox and a weasel connceted by duct tape (a feasel). A frozen duck brought back to living. A ritual bath full of warm butter. A 20 meters high bird puppet operated  from the inside by the monks.  I could go on.

Fantastic fun, we laughed all the time. So much it  hurt. Some of the situations will be remembered for a long time. 

Thank you for an excellent product!