All I can say is WOW ! ! ! I'm reliving my childhood dreams of when he released another game that was very dear to my heart.

Brighter Shores is an absolute triumph, fully immersing you in the world of Adothria in ways few games can. From the very start, it feels like a living, breathing tabletop D&D adventure, and a use case that I can only dream about is this on the Apple VR headset. (Andrew, please make this happen!)

The game is packed to the gills with content; much of it dynamic and modular, which goes a long way in providing a constantly evolving experience. The current state of combat is all about accessibility: designed to avoid the usual grindfest of hundreds of hours just to make your way through more difficult story content. Refreshing, really, and I am excited to see how it will continue to evolve.

Another major highlight is the professions system that is just so full of depth and variance outside of most games' "one-and-done" setup. You can really dive in and tailor it to your liking, giving meaning to each profession in its own way.

Although the co-op content is a bit sparse, I really don't think this condition will last. With Andrew, it's easy to tell he loves working on Brighter Shores. Every update, every communication just oozes that passion. It is great to see someone who is transparent and serious about the community that plays his games-even known to jump in at 3 AM to patch issues the moment they arise. It seems we are in for a constant, exciting future of updates and expansions with him.

Anyway, thanks for dedicating yourself to this game, Andrew. Brighter Shores is already something special, and quite frankly, I just can't wait to see where you take us next.