A few weeks ago, Idle Cartulary posted a wonderful review of Kiwi Acres on Playful Void, highlighting its simplicity, ease of use, and accessibility for playing with children.

A few quotes from the review that stood out to me:

I’m always on the prowl for more family-friendly Mausritter content, and Kiwi Acres hits a home run on my criteria for running for kids. It’s simple, it’s iconic and stereotypical, it reimagines places they’re familiar with, and it has an educational aspect to it as well. Very cool!

It works really well, and in print makes it an absolute breeze to run. I’d love to argue for a more complex layout, but it’s really unnecessary here.

As someone who enjoys spending time in New Zealand, this is a charmer, leaning hard into te reo Māori, and featuring a bunch of unique Kiwi wildlife.

The unique spells and items are a lot of fun.

I like having printed modules when I’m running for kids, and the POD hardcover of this is a gorgeous little picture book, and it has print and play tokens included (although not the actual tokens), which are also essential for keeping the kids engaged in the inventory system.

Read the full review here: https://playfulvoid.game.blog/2024/10/28/bathtub-review-kiwi-acres/