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The way it weaves real political philosophy into the RPG plot is genuinely clever—my book club argued about Leviathan for an hour after finishing it. The pacing drags slightly in the middle chapter, but the payoff and the twins' character growth more than make up for it.

My kids and I got hooked on the RPG storyline almost immediately — it’s clever how the game starts feeling more real than fake. The political themes are heavy, but the Souza twins make it easy to follow. Definitely a book that sparks some great dinner table debates.

The way this book weaves real political philosophy into the RPG storyline is cleverer than I expected—the twins’ adventures make the heavy concepts like the crisis of the state actually digestible. I finished it in two sittings, and the print quality feels sturdy enough for my shelf.