Excited... Tell me what you think.

The artwork is really well done, Jon. The STU artwork is great for kids (and adults, as well). I had recently responded to your PM, and it appears as though you're familiar with the site : ) Good luck with the next phase...play-testing in the broader community. You may have some willing play-testers right here.

Cheers,
Joe

Out of curiosity, are you dropping off games for kids at the Children's Hospital no strings attached, or are you intending it as a playtest group? I can tell you from experience that charity is greatly appreciated, like when Panera sends over their day old pastries for visiting relatives, but after a day/week/months/years of watching your child suffer in a hospital bed, the last thing any parent wants is to have some guy drop by wanting feedback on a game that may very well be in the waste basket already (and you'll need the permission of each and every parent). It's like passing out business cards at a wake.

"The children would need to rest" is a polite way of saying that not all visitors are welcome and that the games may or may not be delivered to the Child Life Department where someone may or may not distribute them. If you want to distribute games charitably then you are better off sending them to the Ronald McDonald House, or even just asking pediatricians if you can leave them in the waiting room. If you are wanting playtesters then you are totally barking up the wrong tree. You'd be better off trying to work out something with a local science museum, youth center, or pretty much anyplace else where parents aren't mourning the death or disablement of a child on a daily basis. There are great things that people donate to the Children's Hospital, but most kids would rather have Imaginext or MLP than anything unfamiliar. New experiences are far less desirable for most families than the comfort of normalcy.