In WILL: A Wonderful World, you awaken as a god in a strange space, receiving letters from people facing pivotal moments in their lives. A talking dog is your companion as you read about troubles ranging from a one-sided crush and a rookie cop’s first case to a stray cat’s desire for dried fish. The story unfolds through these ordinary lives and the consequences that connect them.
The central puzzle is to drag and rearrange words or sentences within a letter, changing the sequence of events and, in turn, reality. The source gives a sports example: changing the order of actions can turn a serious injury into a victory. Choices can also ripple into other characters’ lives, so solving one letter may reveal links across the wider ensemble. There is no single perfect answer; deduction and experimentation can lead to different outcomes.
Text, illustrations, and music accompany an ensemble story whose perspectives shift as characters’ fates intersect. The appeal lies in testing how a small change in language can reshape a person’s story and the connections around it.
