IMUGI

IMUGI reads like a game made for players who are happy to meet something odd without expecting a familiar genre package around it. By our assessment, that kind of project can be interesting precisely because it does not arrive with a long public reputation to overexplain it. The honest limit is that, with so little widely known about it here, there is not much concrete ground to describe beyond the title itself. That makes the card short, and it also means the safest judgment is cautious and neutral rather than inflated.