Many physical games (TTRPGs and similar) will have multiple files available for download after purchase. Sometimes, the number of those files is quite big, with, say, a core book, a supplement, a set of basic character sheets, a set of expansion character sheets - and maybe 3 versions of each of those in different formats, or different layouts for different kinds of printing etc.

I honestly don't understand why this hasn't been added yet with this website existing for how long it has, but could a "download all files" function be added soon, please?

Would you consider making this game available in other formats, rather than just a Mac-native one?

1. I strongly recommend you read Apocalypse World - it's a great game in its own right, but it will also set you up for engaging with any PbtA games in the future.

2. To actually answer your question though, hold is a sort of temporary currency, in most cases meant to be spent within the ramifications of the move that generated the hold (a move will be explicit if that's different). In the vast majority of cases, when a move tells you to "hold 3" or another number, it will then tell you how and what to spend that hold on. (do let me know if that's still unclear)

I strongly recommend you keep the version name up to date if file names, it would make it easier to work out which files need replacing as one downloads new versions.

Does every player need a copy of this "module" for OMM to be able to play, or is it enough if one player/the GM does?

The cover states the book is meant for Basic and Expert rulebooks - what rulebooks is it referring to? Apart from Knave, of course, but I can only see one book for Knave.

The typo in "Efficient" is still present on page 25 (Modular Systems section of the L3-Gladiator)

Unless I'm missing something, the book doesn't ever mention how to get loot (only how to use it), nor does it mention what are the benefits, or purpose of Stygian Locks, that PCs are apparently presumed interested in acquiring.

Just checking in - is this mecha game happening? Is there anyway to follow it's development, or to be notified of a release?

The pdfs for character and reference sheets are formatted as a single page, meaning it's not possible to print them double-sided - would you consider reformatting them to facilitate that?

Assuming the contents of the txt version are indeed the same as the pdfs, I don't see a game here. There's a divination method and/or a scenario for an erotic encounter, but no game.