I have friends who have loved this game for years and I can see how great it can be. Unfortunately, it doesn't run on high DPI systems on Windows, so a game that would be perfect for laptops isn't usable on recent systems. I don't know how it works or doesn't work with touch; the display problems stopped me from getting there. If you find a machine with an older DPI setting, it's loads of fun as a mellow world building game with multiple choose-your-own-adventure setups chained within (and bath affecting and being affected by your world). A nice one to leave open and get back to when you have time or to sit with for a while as a break. It has the roguelike "try things out and it's ok if I die" mentality, which is a good (occasional) change from the "save and try it" space of most games. But not for me, even on my older Surface 3. Much of the text is offscreen, even in windowed mode. Setting high DPI compatibility on the exe doesn't help, sadly.
