Caraval

The rules of Caraval seemed to shift throughout, which added mystery but also left me wondering how much was intentional. Did others find it frustrating or intriguing?

The concept of a game that feels like real life is so captivating. I'm curious whether the author drew from any specific traditions or personal experiences to craft Caraval.

Their struggles with trust and identity felt genuine, making the twists and betrayals hit harder. Did others connect with the characters on a similar level?