IntergalacticMoose

This is exactly the kind of insder reply I was looking for when I clicked this thread... I've always wondered if it was more likely a case of negligence or simply a particularly "special" patient reaction.

What's your favorite kind of sushi and what's your preferred finger paint?

To me Hen Commandments seems to be the blend of a game that Christian and Jewish and non-religious folk alike might roll their eyes at. Christian and Jewish people might be offended by the parody theme and non-religious people might be simply not interested in a religious-parody game for very long.

Who's your target demographic for Hen Commandments? From playtesting, who enjoys it the most?