 It seems pretty easy to pick up this game and play it. Aside from social stuff, which could be freeformed, there weren't any big gaps or places where I felt confused about how to run the game. That said, with some additional work, this game could go from being a funny little idea into something that really offers a complete game experience. Imagine, for example, if one player volunteers to play the man-mountain and lies face-down on the floor. Then, the other players could play across the entire back of his body (with perhaps a "not below the waist" rule), starting with the hand. And there could be guidelines for what happens if Gulliver convulses from being tickled by the fingers or bellows with rage or whatnot. And with additional terrain to be explored (mining his teeth for gold, for example), the game suddenly becomes more interesting and there's more room for political drama to play out, with one faction seizing control of the head or the peaks of the shoulders.  It seems pretty easy to pick up this game and play it. Aside from social stuff, which could be freeformed, there weren't any big gaps or places where I felt confused about how to run the game. That said, with some additional work, this game could go from being a funny little idea into something that really offers a complete game experience. Imagine, for example, if one player volunteers to play the man-mountain and lies face-down on the floor. Then, the other players could play across the entire back of his body (with perhaps a "not below the waist" rule), starting with the hand. And there could be guidelines for what happens if Gulliver convulses from being tickled by the fingers or bellows with rage or whatnot. And with additional terrain to be explored (mining his teeth for gold, for example), the game suddenly becomes more interesting and there's more room for political drama to play out, with one faction seizing control of the head or the peaks of the shoulders. 